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I had to give up my pot of mango & vanilla yogurt to pull out awellie after that rainy friday night. To be honest I don't even remember what happened to it, all I remember is pulling on that silly stuck wellie with both hands and going back to the tent in my socks wondering where my yogurt was.

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For me, glasto 2011 was a year for Burgers which I don't think I've had at the G in 10 years! There was a high end place near the cubana bar (with a cow on the top) - looked worryingly rare initially until the first bite.

as well as the beat hotel BBQ- couldn't decide on my FAVOURITE - double bubble or dead hippy?!

They really were among the best ive ever tasted and I consider myself something of a connoisseur!

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The good:

Bhatti Wraps in the field with the Astrolabe, Lebanese chicken with the perfect mix of meat & salad. delicious, and not left with a wad of tortilla / salad for the last 3 mouthfulls.

The Mexican place in Block 9 (first stall on the left as you entered from the railway track) did a most excellent Buffalo burger. I went back for more.

Exceptional Sausages? (with crispy onions) between Pyramid and John Peel did an excellent cumberland in a roll.

Tea & Toast van every Morning in the Park for a cheese and marmite toastie.

The Fruit stall every morning too, in the park.

Pizza at the joint next to Tiny Tea has become a bit of an institution for me and the kids over the past few years, and they do wicked cakes too.

Tiny Tea tent, goes without saying.

The Average:

Pieminster in the market just off Pyramid was disappointing. Wish I'd got in the queue for the fantastic looking fish and chips place next door.

Grande Bouffe. Getting a bit old now. Still great nosh, but a bit pricey for a bowl of potato and bacon bits

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