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Are they any vendors selling vegan food? I'm worried that I will get to Bonnaroo and have nothing to eat. I could always pack food but its sometimes fun to "eat out" haha.
Are they any vendors selling vegan food? I'm worried that I will get to Bonnaroo and have nothing to eat. I could always pack food but its sometimes fun to "eat out" haha.
Yes, they do. I had a burrito that was whole wheat with beans and veggies, no cheese or animal products. I remember stands advertising vegan food.
Do know the food selection isn't ginormous... mainly a healthy-version of carnival food for vegan options. But I as a vegetarian found plenty of vegetarian and vegan options all over Centeroo.
not sure - i saw lots of veg stuff. some was vegan i think - this sort of, organic kitchen setup in the middle of centeroo...
but honestly, if your eating habits are that strict, youre better off fending for yourself. im sure there are some other vegan options, but what if they all suck? or if there are only 2 vegan things on the menu?
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Post by papernapkin on Feb 22, 2008 9:26:03 GMT -5
I'm vegetarian and I came prepared with plenty of food last year because I didn't know how much I would actually find inside Centeroo. It's hit or miss but there are some vendors. To play it safe I would bring some food with you just in case.
If not all us veggies should just get together and cook out
Post by thewalmarttree on Feb 22, 2008 12:03:14 GMT -5
alieblue said:
Yes, they do. I had a burrito that was whole wheat with beans and veggies, no cheese or animal products. I remember stands advertising vegan food.
Do know the food selection isn't ginormous... mainly a healthy-version of carnival food for vegan options. But I as a vegetarian found plenty of vegetarian and vegan options all over Centeroo.
Yes, they do. I had a burrito that was whole wheat with beans and veggies, no cheese or animal products. I remember stands advertising vegan food.
Do know the food selection isn't ginormous... mainly a healthy-version of carnival food for vegan options. But I as a vegetarian found plenty of vegetarian and vegan options all over Centeroo.
Oh man they sell those at our ren faire and at the admusement park here. Love me some smoked turkey leg
*i like coconuts, you can break them open they smell like ladies lyin in the sun** *Hell I don't even know where I am** *for now I must sit here and ponder the yonder: The herbivores did well cause their food didn't never run** *We listen, if it feels good We shake** *You made a big impression for a girl of your size, Now I can't get by without you and your big brown eyes.**
Are they any vendors selling vegan food? I'm worried that I will get to Bonnaroo and have nothing to eat. I could always pack food but its sometimes fun to "eat out" haha.
There is was a place serving vegan food in Planet Roo next to the Solar Stage. It was under a big tent
Post by dreamingofthefarm on May 26, 2011 17:26:47 GMT -5
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The past 3 Roos I have mostly eaten at camp, but this year I would like to cook less. In recent years, what has been your favorite vegetarian or vegan vendor food?
I usually stick to Falafel, boiled peanuts, and samosas. I've been emailing back and forth with the I <3 Spicy Pie people to try and get some vegan pizza this year. we'll see i guess
Also there is a cajun vegan vendor that's pretty good.
it's not the healthiest of choices but it's the only 4 days of the year i don't have to cook so whatever. and I always bring plenty of fruit and clif bars for breakfast and snacks when i just can't take any more grease
I think that if you're super-strict vegan (worried about cross contamination in fryers, etc) you might have issues unless you stick to a few vendors (like Barely Edible) that promote themselves as vegan. But, if you're a little more flexible there are salad bar places, veggie burritos have been mentioned, and I remember getting some indian food that was vegan, but the naan was buttered up. Also the bbq joints had pretty delicious side dishes and so I ate rice & beans with various veggie side dishes from there. Especially if you go hunting for food at times when places aren't super busy you'll probably be fine!
Youll be fine theres plenty of good falafel (get it without white sauce, tahini is vegan but what they have there is NOT tahini) and the flatbread pizzas vegan pizza is really good. A little expensive but well worth it.