Any Vegans Going to Bonnaroo?

LukinFan

My wife and I are attending are first Bonnaroo this summer and we can't wait! I'm a meat eater, but she's a vegan. Will there be anything there for her to eat? If yes, any food examples?


Thanks!

For those who think Vegans and Vegetarians are the same, they are not (I used to think this way):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegan

wickedmonkeyz

I have no examples to give you, but the food selection at Bonnaroo is awesome...both inside centeroo and also throughout the campgrounds and shakedown st

I tend to eat whatever looks good, and also try to sample all the vendors throughout the weekend...but there will be vendors from all over the country selling food inside...reasonably priced, huge portions, and tasty

also, just remember that this is bonnaroo...I would imagine your wife will fall within the majority with regards to dietary preference

LukinFan

wickedmonkeyz wrote:

also, just remember that this is bonnaroo...I would imagine your wife will fall within the majority with regards to dietary preference

I thought that same thing, she has a better chance of getting vegan food at Roo, before any other festival, but I figured that I'd check anyway for her. Thanks

14RAY55

Now I feel double bad for not going to Bonnaroo ;~)

Capricorn Sister

I'm a vegetarian but am not going to be able to attend the great Bonnaroo festival as planned. The tickets I have are going to go to waste if I can't find a fan. They're available at my cost. Please pass the word along so someone can enjoy Pearl Jam for me...Thanks Jammers.

LukinFan

Capricorn Sister wrote:

I'm a vegetarian but am not going to be able to attend the great Bonnaroo festival as planned. The tickets I have are going to go to waste if I can't find a fan. They're available at my cost. Please pass the word along so someone can enjoy Pearl Jam for me...Thanks Jammers.

that sucks, hopefully you will be able to get rid of them


Anymore Vegan help?

Sprunkn7

Hmmm, no dairy right so no $1 grilled cheeses. To be on the safe side I would pack most of her meals. I read the food served in the tent has some vegetarian but I don't know about vegan.

Four days is a long time and it would just suck to be wasting energy on finding the right meal for your wife a few times a day.
I think you need plastic containers and a cooler. If I were her I would rather be safe than sorry.

dangerboy

it's a hippie festival. patchouli and sweat and sack dresses and unshaven armpits. you'll probably have a tougher time finding some meat....

LukinFan

Sprunkn7 wrote:

Hmmm, no dairy right so no $1 grilled cheeses. To be on the safe side I would pack most of her meals. I read the food served in the tent has some vegetarian but I don't know about vegan.

Four days is a long time and it would just suck to be wasting energy on finding the right meal for your wife a few times a day.
I think you need plastic containers and a cooler. If I were her I would rather be safe than sorry.

I'm sure that she'll bring some food, but it would be nice to know that she has some options, like me.

Thanks everyone for their input

Steveo

illl be going. my girlfriend is vegan.

all i can say is

Headie Jerry Rolls!


i love hippie food

LukinFan

Steveo wrote:

illl be going. my girlfriend is vegan.

all i can say is

Headie Jerry Rolls!


i love hippie food

Have you been before? Was there anything for her to eat there? What kind of food is she bringing for herself?

LukinFan

a vegan bump

LukinFan

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LukinFan

LukinFan wrote:

a vegan bump

what he said

LukinFan

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jecica

We are preparing and bringing most of our own food. We have some Edamame rice dishes, some veggie burgers, bean salads, grilled veggie sandwiches. There will be plenty of food available at the place for vegans, but you she prep and bring her enough for at least 3 days.