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England, entertainment, Festival, Food, fun, Glastonbury, life, Music
Glastonbury festival is the highlight of my year. The music, the atmosphere, the people, the green fields – and the food. The food is good. Its the only music festival I know of that caters for vegetarians, vegans and those on gluten / dairy / other types of ‘free’ diets. Its wonderful and certainly encourages you to try out a variety of cuisines!
In terms of food type and prices, the stalls near the main stages tend to be dominated with burger vans and the like, where a few greasy chips can cost £4. As soon as you move away from the main stages, and in the green fields especially, you can pick up delicious meals at reasonable prices. Here are some of my favourite meals from Glastonbury 2011.
The Fat Belly Puppet Cafe: African sweet potato and spicy peanut curry with bulgar wheat, salad and tzatsiki
Moroccan cous cous with sweet potato, aubergine, crunchy vegetables and tzatziki
Common Ground: Cheese and red onion melt, cup of tea
Thali Cafe: Bombay street food box - onion bhaji, pakora, samosa, tomato chutney and salad
Fluffy Rock Cafe - Fried egg roll with brown sauce, cup of tea (while listening to Reggae band Captain Accident)
Warm Rum Punch in the Green Fields
