Vegan wedding

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Would it be asshole-ish of me to smuggle babybels in my handbag?

The menu looks very tiny, and I don't intend to eat it in front of anyone, just find a dark corner. It's the only meal at the whole event.

I did think of peperami but it's vile and stinky.

"Putrid"? Really?

Why is a meal that lacks animal products classed as putrid?

Is beans on toast putrid?

Exactly this. Some posters here getting hilariously butthurt and arsey and snippy - because other people don't want to be eating vegan food all day. Get over it! Deal with it! Grow up! Other people have different opinions to you! 🙄

Wow.

Don’t go then.

simple.

I knew this daft question would come up! It always does on vegan food debates! 😂

Beans on toast is lovely, especially if the toast is buttered. But the vegan crap that we were dished up at that wedding 2 years ago was putrid vegan shit. That a good enough answer? 🙄

(I don't care much if it isn't.)

Why are you - and some other posters so fiercely defensive of vegan food? SO odd! 😆 Why do you give a shit what some randomer on the internet thinks?!

Some posters on here are getting bizarrely angry and irked that some people think differently to them! Weird!

fucking putrid vegan shit

I find this kind of response incredibly immature and narrow-minded.

This thread has blown my mind. Surely most people have the occasional vegan meal without realising eg baked potato with baked beans. It’s really not necessary to have meat with every single meal.

It is also about how the food is cooked. I have had amazing Indian vegan meals which I would choose over a bland chicken breast and mash any day of the week.

You seem more worked up than most 🤷🏼‍♀️

I'm not going to. I said EXACTLY that in my first post! I literally said 'any wedding I'm invited to that's got vegan food. I will decline.' I am not putting up with that grim shite all day again.

I am not vegan. I fucking love meat.

But I am fine being served vegan food, as not having meat is not an ethical thing for me... like having meat would be an ethical thing for a vegan.

Precisely, and the hosts are doing that by providing an excellent meal. It just happens to not contain meat.

Yeah, nice try. No I'm not. I am literally just talking. And just saying the vegan food at the wedding I went to was shite, and I think it's hilarious that some people are so fiercely defensive of vegan food. Why do people care what some randomer on mumsnet thinks?

I don't understand why you - or anyone else - cares so much about my views and opinions. I don't care about anyone else's.

Good for you!

I don’t think I’ve been to a wedding where the food was not shit. Except for the Indian wedding which was vegetarian curry, and lots of it. Plus an ice cream van 😂

crap, dry, bulk catered chicken is never great. I don’t know why people are so attached to it.

weddings are boring, food is crap. We go to support the couple, not to experience fine dining.

I have been to weddings where the food was shite anyway... and it wasn't vegan.

The food is a small part. I go to weddings to see people I care about tie the knot, and help in celebrating their day.

It’s just a discussion. Most people don’t give it a second thought irl. Like lots of topics here. I don’t really see ‘fiercely defensive’. I see most people giving a reasoned argument. I am not a vegan either.

You seem to be using lots of capitals and exclamation marks so seem more het up than most posters here discussing the topic. Maybe that’s just your posting style.

I would be excited to be invited to a vegan wedding. Some of the best meals I have had lately have been in vegan restaurants. Terre a Terre in Brighton is my favourite restaurant at the moment. So much more exciting than meat and veg.

The food at most weddings is average and bland. Including mine which had meat! Vegetarian curry would have been far nicer.

I’d never go to a wedding again then if acceptance was based on food quality 😂

I went to a vegan wedding a couple of years ago and it was the best food I've ever had (at a wedding), they'd gone to so much trouble and I wouldn't have actually guessed most of it was vegan. I'm sure you can suck it up for an evening. FFS.

What 'cheese' do you deem adult
Extra mature cheddar?

Luckily it’s a bank holiday tomorrow 🤣🤣🤣

We live near. Might try that
Thanks 🥳👍

It’s Sunday night and your comments have been very entertaining.
Maybe thats why posters keep posting

As I said earlier, I very much doubt the invitation banned guests from bringing snacks. This thread is madness. I also doubt the bride and groom will be checking peoples bags for babybels 😂

Yes, it would be asshole-ish, and you know it.