Grub?

[jameshunt]

Don't drink tea? Or track to the greenfields for a 50p one? I can't stand URT milk so tend not to make my own

[al_coholic]

if you're lucky it will be hot and sunny

[jameshunt]

Fixed

[rabid]

Take milk powder instead.

[Guest musiclove123]

hmm yeah something i was wondering about? First Glasto so not a clue. How much everyone recommend to have? Im not going to be too money cautious though...going to make this one special even though i guess they all are

[Pilton]

I have eaten the most amasing, authentic Thai Green curry for the last three years from the same stall..for just a fiver! Bargain

[MissJoJo]

My boyfriend is a bit of a fast-food fiend.

Don't get me wrong, he loves good food but often gives in to convenience (or did until he met me and now I cook!!!)

So, it's my fifth Glasto, and his first.

I have told him (very sternly!)

NO BURGER VANS. NO HOT DOGS! Unless they are made with one of the following meats...

Wild (not domestic) Boar

Ostrich

Alligator

Croc

Bambi

Kangaroo

<insert other unconventional meat here>

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[little miss naughty]

Could someone please enlighten me as to what a Growler is?

[ukslim]

Could someone please enlighten me as to what a Growler is?

[little miss naughty]

i feel sick just reading that!!!

Although i guess with all the carbs and calories in that, you wouldnt have to eat for the rest of the festival....

[wacko]

Its all about the Steak and Cheese Square Pies, Ostrich Steak Buns, Jerk Chicken, Cumberland Sausage and Egg in a wholemeal sub for breakfast or Eggy Bread from the Lamb Stall in the market place/

[fionchadd]

I love Le Grande Bouffe - not the cheapest but the portions are massive and really filling.

Genuine (I think, feel free to correct me tho!) French tartiflette, with sausage on top and all drizzled in sausage cooking juices.

(There's also a veggie option, or just sausage-in-a-bun if you're after something cheaper)

Very, very tasty food.

[jameshunt]

I love Le Grande Bouffe - not the cheapest but the portions are massive and really filling.

Genuine (I think, feel free to correct me tho!) French tartiflette, with sausage on top and all drizzled in sausage cooking juices.

(There's also a veggie option, or just sausage-in-a-bun if you're after something cheaper)

Very, very tasty food.

[Guest musiclove123]

I love Le Grande Bouffe - not the cheapest but the portions are massive and really filling.

Genuine (I think, feel free to correct me tho!) French tartiflette, with sausage on top and all drizzled in sausage cooking juices.

(There's also a veggie option, or just sausage-in-a-bun if you're after something cheaper)

Very, very tasty food.

[Boris]

Sorry to say but avoid Queen Delilah burgers.... after many years of serving up the best veggie burgers ever, they have recently been seriously undercooked and you may get nothing more than a cheap napkin to eat them off.. as they fall onto the ground in pieces!

...and don't start me on the Manic Boreganic!

Edited May 2, 2010 by Boris

[Guest musiclove123]

Sorry to say but avoid Queen Delilah burgers.... after many years of serving up the best veggie burgers ever, they have recently been seriously undercooked and you may get nothing more than a cheap napkin to eat them off.. as they fall onto the ground in pieces!

...and don't start me on the Manic Boreganic!