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Glastonbury food with pictures


mike99

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Can anyone tell me what the best food is for value for someone on a strict budget?

To add to my earlier reply there is also Small World Cafe in the circus fields and the lovely Hare Krishna people will feed you for free. :)

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To add to my earlier reply there is also Small World Cafe in the circus fields and the lovely Hare Krishna people will feed you for free. :)

We're does the funding come from hare Krishna. Dont they have to pay for there pitch?. How does the free food work are you preached to whilst you eat?

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We're does the funding come from hare Krishna. Dont they have to pay for there pitch?. How does the free food work are you preached to whilst you eat?

Have a read at this thread or search the archives on here, there is lots of info! :)

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/172759-hare-krishna-hare-krishna/

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To add to my earlier reply there is also Small World Cafe in the circus fields . :)

My favorite food stall on site :lol:...Says more about my food tastes though as there tends to be lot of kids getting tucked in to :P

But yes really reasonable prices there :)

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Anyone know if the food stall in the campervan field is just another burger van or is it a bit more advanced

Its a burgervan. They do a filthy bacon sambo too. I wouldnt plan on eating from it all weekend.

Edit - By filthy I mean good, good if you're hungover. If you have a camper you can stock up on food though obviously and cook yourself. Id recommend to do that.

The burger/breakfast van is a little bit too close to the portaloos for my liking. You wouldn't be asking for extra brown sauce like.......

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Nah we will prob make our own, in morning and get grub on site through day, then something like pot noodle when we come back at bed time

We find a good stash of Heinz tomato soup, bread, crumpets, eggs and cheese are all handy for concocting late night snacks. And bacon for the morning apart from Wednesday & Thursday where I do a full fry up!

We have an oven so I take par baked bread, saves carting it around with you on-site. :)

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At restaurants, festivals etc when I am out I like to try things I wouldn't normally eat. Now I love my meat, especially rich meats like game. I could never be a vegetarian and no chance of me being vegan but at Glastonbury I had a vegetarian burger that is up there with any live and kicking burger, it was f*cking superb! :) I forget the name of the place but if facing the Greenpeace wall thingy it was on the left I think, will definitely be looking for it again.

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How many food stalls are in the East caravan site? Didn't realise there were any...

I have only ever spotted 2 in total, one in E16 and the other might be E20. Vever eaten anything from them though as we come prepared to cook our own breakfast and then eat on-site. There is also an ice cream van on the Hill of death :)

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