Glastonbury food with pictures

[The Nal]

I think that jerk place is called Likes Tropical. Theres another great one at the furthest corner of Williams Green from the Acoustic end.

They've hot sauce there that will make you high.

Edited April 6, 2017 by The Nal

[Memory Man]

Where actually is the Yeo Valley stand where you can get them for £1? They used to be literally all over the site and you couldn't miss them, but I can never find them these days.

As we camp in Bushy Ground and there are not a lot of food options within a short walk we tend to cook our own breakfast on a morning so we don't have to leave the campsite before we are fed. I quite like doing it on a morning and it does save you money to spend on Lunch and Dinner. It all depends on what your budget is.

I would like to say I bring enough money for all my food & loads of drinks but I generally try to keep it cheap by cooking breakfast, bringing snacks and lugging as much booze as I can carry across 2 trips. I totally see why people don't bother doing this and just pay but I can get by on about £130-£140 spend for the entire festival then.

[Quark]

I think that if I was trying to do it a bit cheaper then absolutely I'd be doing that. But the range of food available is as much a part of Glastonbury for me as the performances. Plus it's my holiday for the year (holiday with the Mrs is separate, no way she'd be having this as her holiday!) so I do tend to have a blowout.

Plus I've normally got the mad munchies for 5 days solid

[The Nal]

17 hours ago, Memory Man said:

Where actually is the Yeo Valley stand where you can get them for £1?

Facing the Pyramid Stage, left at the crossroads where Bar Boulevard is. ie down the street on the left from this.

[JoeyT]

23 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Facing the Pyramid Stage, left at the crossroads where Bar Boulevard is. ie down the street on the left from this.

I read somewhere yeovalley aren't doing the bags you get on the way in this year so not sure if that means they've just dropped that or won't be at the festival all together?

[Charm]

21 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

I read somewhere yeovalley aren't doing the bags you get on the way in this year so not sure if that means they've just dropped that or won't be at the festival all together?

I was wondering this too as those bags are really handy, in October the site did say the ticket price included a free bag. 
Charm x

[Smashers]

IMHO Anna Maes Mac & Cheese is the ultimate festival food- carby, cheesy, and filling ...

We had about 4 portions last year. 

The stuff of food dreams. Fairly close to the Pyramid stage too!

 

 

[CaledonianGonzo]

Alternatively it's the last thing I want to eat.  Last time I had it I wound up having to lie down in a carb coma and then fucking Alt J appeared onstage.  My mate had to go to bed and wound up missing Dinosaur Jr.

[The Nal]

Alternatively alternatively, I had that mac n cheese and a bottle of water before I went to bed and woke up with no hangover despite being totally tonto.

[CaledonianGonzo]

If you want to go to sleep then, yes, I can see it coming into its own.

[gmb1992]

Not sure who the stall is but the mac and cheese by the Acoustic stage was lovely! 

Shared a pot for lunch though as didn't fancy a food coma. 

Really great comfort food when you're a bit hungover

[eFestivals]

7 hours ago, Charm said:

I was wondering this too as those bags are really handy, in October the site did say the ticket price included a free bag. 
Charm x

point of order:

it can't be free if you have to buy something to get it. That makes it something you've bought as part of a whole package.

 

[waterfalls212434]

6 hours ago, Smashers said:

IMHO Anna Maes Mac & Cheese is the ultimate festival food- carby, cheesy, and filling ...

We had about 4 portions last year. 

The stuff of food dreams. Fairly close to the Pyramid stage too!

 

 

second that esp the one with bits of bacon in!....food heaven

[Charm]

1 minute ago, eFestivals said:

point of order:

it can't be free if you have to buy something to get it. That makes it something you've bought as part of a whole package.

 

I'm always getting it wrong 
Charm x

[FuzzyDunlop]

On ‎01‎/‎03‎/‎2017 at 5:58 PM, The Nal said:

You beat the Guardian on the hipster front by a couple of hours.

Down the bottom.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/mar/01/ultimate-hipster-food-glossary-coolest-trends

Dank!

Carl was right......

 

 

[Madyaker]

Last year I only a band list. This year I will have a band list and a food list.

[Eyebrow]

26 minutes ago, Madyaker said:

Last year I only a band list. This year I will have a band list and a food list.

Need to get Kinara Kitchen over!

[CaledonianGonzo]

Bought an Indian recipe book thats got a recipe from the Thali Kitchen in it.  Now I don't know what to think.

[Madyaker]

51 minutes ago, Eyebrow said:

Need to get Kinara Kitchen over!

Kinara would go storm I reckon, so good.

[payneruk]

I've never had a proper Indian chai tea. Is there anywhere that does them? I'm thinking condensed milk and cardamon.

[sloseph]

Now I've got a ticket I'm marking my return to this thread with a little post about my favourite meal last year 

It was from a little stall in Williams Green called Dosa Dosa and I haven't stopped thinking about it since I had my final mouthful 

I don't know exactly what I had but I know it had some rice, a Dosa with paneer and plenty of mango flavour going round and then an incredible bargi on the side

I remember reading about them in this thread before the fest and then when I actually found them i got a little bit star struck and just asked them to give me something with plenty of mango chutney, I exchanged £8 and was very very happy 

 

For visual aid I was quincy in this scenario 

[OneLittleFish]

On 4/7/2017 at 6:14 PM, Madyaker said:

Last year I only a band list. This year I will have a band list and a food list.

I've got a banned list. As in the 1975 are banned from playing within a ten mile radius of myself.

[Simpo]

 

A typical crew lunch from Goose Hall. Very fresh tasting, proper workers' fuel.

[Sasperella]

I don't have a picture sadly, but the vegetarian chilli in The Park is bloody outstanding. That is totally my lunchtime port of call on Wednesday.  Yum!

[The Nal]

13 hours ago, sloseph said:

Now I've got a ticket I'm marking my return to this thread with a little post about my favourite meal last year 

It was from a little stall in Williams Green called Dosa Dosa and I haven't stopped thinking about it since I had my final mouthful 

Delicious yeah. And they're back this year with 2 stalls this time.

http://www.dosadeli.co.uk/event/big-one-glastonbury/