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FOOD STALLS your looking forward to...


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did anybody go to the thai food stall just up from the cider bus on the way towards leftfield tower??? on the left.... think it may have won some award from the festival the previous year,.....

green curry spring rolls noodles rice and crackers..... ruddy lovely!

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Goodness gracious tofu burger, with yummy salad in a seedy wholemeal bun, almost worth the price of a festival ticket on its own!

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Goodness gracious tofu burger, with yummy salad in a seedy wholemeal bun, almost worth the price of a festival ticket on its own!

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Lol....

Has anybody found anywhere that they honestly say was Value For Money?

I mean, in non-festival terms?

We're all so used to getting ripped off by festival-priced food, I think the VFM moniker takes on a different meaning when you're on-site..... :P

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The pic is from their website rather than Glasto, but they have at least 2 pitches on site one to the left of the Other stage (as you're facing it) and one was by the Queens Head. Think there was probably a third but can't recall the location.

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It IS the best hog roast in the world, and it's at the T-junction if you walk from the Orange charging tent to the bandstand.

Soft, moist, falling-apart pork; crispy, salty crackling; savoury stuffing and a soft white roll. Heaven.

I went there 5 times last year :ph34r:

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It IS the best hog roast in the world, and it's at the T-junction if you walk from the Orange charging tent to the bandstand.

Soft, moist, falling-apart pork; crispy, salty crackling; savoury stuffing and a soft white roll. Heaven.

I went there 5 times last year :ph34r:

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