Glastonbury food with pictures

[Quark]

34 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Nah, I'm messing. But I wouldn't want to eat one on the go, proper sit down and watch what you're spilling type affair. 

There's a great dhosa stall in our market on a Saturday, does them in the little cardboard open box/plate type jobbies.  Not really an eat & walk I agree, but you can manage them without spilling it everywhere.  Banging so they are  

[karl3]

Not incredibly exciting but I love the chunky chips with dips stall with curry sauce after a load of ale. Plus they had 1 right by the hill up to Michael's Mead so was an easy pit stop on my way to or from my tent. Also had some brilliant noodles by the Other stage and a pizza by the Kasbah on the Sunday which was superb!

Obviously some stalls are much better than others but I've been really impressed with the food offerings both times I've been, certainly haven't starved. In fact it sometimes takes a while to decide where to eat as there is so much on offer!

[cammie81]

10 minutes ago, karl3 said:

In fact it sometimes takes a while to decide where to eat as there is so much on offer!

I have that problem also. As meals at Glastonbury are limited to about 2/3 a day, I want every one of them to be something amazing. I'm often still looking for my perfect food long after my group have eaten.

Problem is I'm not that particular with the bars so I end up drinking without eating and it usually ends up messy.

[stutheblue]

6 hours ago, Chipbarm said:

They were selling Oggies at £2 a pop on the Sunday in 2015. I couldn't believe my luck so bought 3.

I bought one at this price as well and then had to do a full shift immediately after. Could hardly flippin move!!

 

[giantkatestacks]

OK nw it feels like I'm doing their marketing but went to get a picture of their dosas and saw this:

 

JUNE 2017

The Big one….GLASTONBURY!!!!

21 June - 26 June

Glastonbury Festival, 

Glastonbury,

 

Come and support if you are there, opposite Queens Head, Williams Green     Back for our 4th year in the same spot!!!  

Find out more »

[Quark]

40 minutes ago, cammie81 said:

I have that problem also. As meals at Glastonbury are limited to about 2/3 a day, I want every one of them to be something amazing. I'm often still looking for my perfect food long after my group have eaten.

Problem is I'm not that particular with the bars so I end up drinking without eating and it usually ends up messy.

Amateur

If I have the choice between an extra meal or a couple of beers, the food wins every time.  My capacity to eat over the course of the fest is a constant source of amusement/amazement to my compadres.

[karaseen]

Sadly the Dorset Blue Cheese company will not be there this year - don't think they were there last year either.

On the plus side The Cheese Truck has confirmed they'll be back this year.

[JoeyT]

51 minutes ago, karaseen said:

Sadly the Dorset Blue Cheese company will not be there this year - don't think they were there last year either.

On the plus side The Cheese Truck has confirmed they'll be back this year.

Do you like cheese by any chance?

[karaseen]

7 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

Do you like cheese by any chance?

The human body is 98% cheese, so yes.

[Chipbarm]

2 hours ago, giantkatestacks said:

OK nw it feels like I'm doing their marketing but went to get a picture of their dosas and saw this:

 

JUNE 2017

The Big one….GLASTONBURY!!!!

21 June - 26 June

Glastonbury Festival, 

Glastonbury,

 

Come and support if you are there, opposite Queens Head, Williams Green     Back for our 4th year in the same spot!!!  

Find out more »

The onion bhajis from there are out of this world.

[The Nal]

7 hours ago, Mardy said:

I'm currently on a massive Georgian food binge (i say, currently, it's been going on for the last decade). Business opportunity there for festivals, Hachipuri and hinkali. Absolute goer.

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

[Skoo]

Anyone know of a place at the fest you can buy ribs? I do enjoy knawing on a bone when the mood takes me.

[Mardy]

1 hour ago, 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

Hehehe. Fuck me sideways, I'm the hipsters hipster. I'm deeply ashamed now, but Its the only decent food in this city. Fortunately there's loads and loads of top quality Georgian places around, home delivery, takeaway etc.

[morph100]

3 hours ago, karaseen said:

Sadly the Dorset Blue Cheese company will not be there this year - don't think they were there last year either.

On the plus side The Cheese Truck has confirmed they'll be back this year.

The cheese board wasn't there last year in greenpeace, they did a ploughmans but nothing on the cheese board a couple of years back.

[OG]

1 hour ago, Skoo said:

Anyone know of a place at the fest you can buy ribs? I do enjoy knawing on a bone when the mood takes me.

Fnar 

[CaledonianGonzo]

35 minutes ago, Mardy said:

Hehehe. Fuck me sideways, I'm the hipsters hipster. I'm deeply ashamed now, but Its the only decent food in this city. Fortunately there's loads and loads of top quality Georgian places around, home delivery, takeaway etc.

I've not only dined on Georgian food somewhere on the Arbat but I've dug into the jackfruit sub at Paradise Palms.  Come at me!

[Mardy]

Just now, CaledonianGonzo said:

I've not only dined on Georgian food somewhere on the Arbat but I've dug into the jackfruit sub at Paradise Palms.  Come at me!

Arbat? Farking tourist. Shoulda hit me up, i'd have taken you places.

[Mardy]

jackfruit is great though, i agree. Lived on it when i er..lived in Thailand

[stuartbert two hats]

3 hours ago, karaseen said:

Sadly the Dorset Blue Cheese company will not be there this year - don't think they were there last year either.

On the plus side The Cheese Truck has confirmed they'll be back this year.

 

That's you, that is

[CaledonianGonzo]

12 minutes ago, Mardy said:

Arbat? Farking tourist. Shoulda hit me up, i'd have taken you places.

Next time, bud.  This was a few years ago now.  On the plus side, got to stay in the giant 1980 Olympic Village hotel.

[Quark]

1 hour ago, Mardy said:

Hehehe. Fuck me sideways, I'm the hipsters hipster. I'm deeply ashamed now, but Its the only decent food in this city. Fortunately there's loads and loads of top quality Georgian places around, home delivery, takeaway etc.

Christ I'm an idiot.  When you first said Georgian food I genuinely thought hipster restaurants had started serving food from the 18th century. I worry about myself, I honestly do.

[Woffy]

2 minutes ago, Quark said:

Christ I'm an idiot.  When you first said Georgian food I genuinely thought hipster restaurants had started serving food from the 18th century. I worry about myself, I honestly do.

Do you say 'pengvin' at the end of every sentence pengvin?

[Stokesy10]

7 minutes ago, Quark said:

Christ I'm an idiot.  When you first said Georgian food I genuinely thought hipster restaurants had started serving food from the 18th century. I worry about myself, I honestly do.

Mate I was going to say the same, I was picturing the recent Heston programme where he did popular Victorian foods (but imagining Georgian, obviously). 

[Quark]

11 minutes ago, Woffy said:

Do you say 'pengvin' at the end of every sentence pengvin?

King Pengvin!

[Quark]

11 minutes ago, Stokesy10 said:

Mate I was going to say the same, I was picturing the recent Heston programme where he did popular Victorian foods (but imagining Georgian, obviously). 

No worries, I'll step up and take the hit for the stoopid team.

In our defence it's only a matter of time before some twat on a penny farthing comes up with that as an idea. And @Mardy is a known hipster so it's entirely possible he'd eat there