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FOOD STALLS your looking forward to...


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Goat curry (Jazz field)

Goan fish curry (Jazz field or Park field)

El Fred's chilli (Jazz field)

Several years ago there was a stall barbequing fresh fish to order. Haven't seen it for years though.

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Pieminister

La Grande Bouffe

Square Pie

Growler

Thali Cafe

Ostrich Burgers

Oh and wherever it is that serves the goat curry.

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La Grande Bouffe - Agreed!!!

Garlic kitchen!!!

Pie

There's a frozen yoghurt place that I stumbled across one year where you pick what friut you want in it and they fill a tub of plain frozen yoghurt like mr whippy, then add the fruit and mash it all up (sort of like a mcflurry), soooooooooo nice and brilliant if it is there again this year because I'm prego and totally craving fruit!!!

Beans on toast next to the Pyramid Stage when it's cold on a night!

Anyone tried the Jamaican Jerk Chicken between the Glade and the Other Stage? I walk past it every year and think "I'll come back for some of that" and ALWAYS forget!

Any bizarre recommendations?

To be honest the food makes up about 40% of my Glasto experience, I bloody love it!!!

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Mmmmmm Glasto foood....

Veggie brekki by Park stage, with spicy potatoes and herby scrambled egg,

Dhal and rice and salad in the green fields,

chicken fajitas with LOADS of guacamole and soured creme from a stall by the other stage

to name but a few....!!!

It was our first time last year and we brought loads of mug shots and cup a soups but couldn't resist the temptations of the wonderful variety of cuisine in Glasto, so took all our stuff home with us. We'll be camping much lighter this year!!

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There was a cafe in Green fields / Croissant Neuf called Harrys or Henrys

They did an awesome home made veggie curry with cous cous and salad and a drink, on tables with snakes and ladders boards and old boot plant pots

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