[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by LuvNH

I apologize for my comment. Enjoy it while you can.

Thanks.

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

When we go to Orlando or Westley Chappel, we go to Cheddars for lunch. There is a Cheddars in Ocala too. We really enjoy their menu and the food is great. I have always thought Cheddars would be a real hit with Villagers. Would you like Cheddars to come here?

This is their website with the menu.......
Access Denied

Are you doing market research to open your own franchise ?

[daniel200]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Sorry to say, looks like many dishes are high in sodium. Here is the nutritional guide. (Wish I had not looked at this but it still will not stop me from eating my favorite dishes.)

https://media.cheddars.com/images/si...ve_1.15.24.pdf

Unfortunately, I find that high sodium levels is found in most of the offerings of all the chain restaurants. It is very difficult to eat out often if you are trying to limit your limit your sodium intake to 1500 mg per day.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by daniel200

Unfortunately, I find that high sodium levels is found in most of the offerings of all the chain restaurants. It is very difficult to eat out often if you are trying to limit your limit your sodium intake to 1500 mg per day.

Agree.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by daniel200

Unfortunately, I find that high sodium levels is found in most of the offerings of all the chain restaurants. It is very difficult to eat out often if you are trying to limit your limit your sodium intake to 1500 mg per day.

Between supersizing meals and tons of salt restaurants are doing a good job trying to fatten us up and killing us.

[collegeref]

Originally Posted by Manza

Stopped at the one in Wesley Chapel. Not only will I never eat at one of those again, I won't eat at a Cracker Barrel either. Absolutely the worst meal we have had in years.

I believe Justin Heet Band was the original first band to ever play
Spanish Springs not there for 30 year celebration

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Between supersizing meals and tons of salt restaurants are doing a good job trying to fatten us up and killing us.

Super sizing of a meal is not a problem. We bring half home and have another meal. The sodium content is a problem, however but it does save me from having to pick up the salt shaker so there is that. I agree it is healthier to eat at home but we enjoy eating out about once a week. Keeps me happy anyway.

[HeleneGB]

Would love to have Cheddars in TV. They have a fantastic monte Cristo sandwich.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Super sizing of a meal is not a problem. We bring half home and have another meal. The sodium content is a problem, however but it does save me from having to pick up the salt shaker so there is that. I agree it is healthier to eat at home but we enjoy eating out about once a week. Keeps me happy anyway.

Glad it works for you but bet most of us will consume more at a restaurant than a meal at home.

[Freehiker]

Yuck, no way. Cheddars is brutal.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Freehiker

Yuck, no way. Cheddars is brutal.

Cheddars Scratch Kitchen prepares their food with fresh ingredients......never frozen. That doesn't sound "yuck" to me but what do I know?