In episode one of The Species Barrier radio show we found out about Lincs2Nepal from founder
Gary, on the Wednesday the 20th of June we held a vegan bring and
share at the venue. The
evening was a great success with around 25 people attending and Gary was glad
to report that as a result that day saw the highest takings to date.
The gastronomical merriment ensues |
As you would expect with a bring and share a wide variety of vegan food was
brought along for the event. Everything from avocado pesto pasta to Lasagne to
pizza, to sausage rolls, to cashew nut balls and many salads etc. For dessert
Ruth had made iced doughnuts and espresso chocolate chip cookies, suffice to
say it was all very well received and people also purchased tea and cake in
order to further support Lincs2Nepal’s work.
Tempting tasters |
We were kindly sent some Kara chocolate coconut milk
so instead of hoarding it as Ruth was tempted to we took it to the meet up to see
what everyone thought of it. Kara’s coconut milks are widely available in
supermarkets and join a wide range of alternatives to cow’s milk, along with
soya, almond, hazelnut, quinoa, hemp and rice milks.
We asked the attendees
what they thought of the evening, listen in to episode two of the The Species Barrier entitled "Vegan Children" for the result.
Everyone is welcome to attend and if you’d
like to come to a future meetup then follow Vegan Outreach Lincoln East
Midlands on facebook or this blog for a heads up.
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