RE: [100% veg*n ] USA (ot)

[Guest guest]

We're going to Las Vegas (Grand Canyon) and San Diago, where we have some

friends. I'm not holding high hopes for Las Vegas but LA should be better.

Will let you know.

 

 

Sue Grayson [suegrayson]

05 June 2001 16:51

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[100% veg*n ] USA (ot)

 

 

Rowan-nice one about going to the States. Which one you going to and

why? You'll have 2 let us know what its like for veg*ns! Hope u have a

good time!

 

Sas.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rowan

 

I should of replied sooner, but work has been a frantic mixture of

blood,sweat, tears and students swearing at me !

 

I lived in L.A for a bit, and didn't find many veggie places to eat. The

best is 100% vegan and organic, called " Good Food Daily " down at Santa

Monica, it's worth a visit.

If you are in Pasadena head for " Jerry's Deli " just off the main

shopping street, if you like garlic go for the bruchetta ( or however

you spell it ), it was brill + huge.

On my travels I usually coped by putting together lots of side orders. I

should of taken my " vegan Passport " which explains what vegan means in

about 90% of the worlds languages, cause a lot of the restaurant had

staff who spoke very little english, which made it all the more

difficult. Las Vegas I just ate a lot of fruit, San Diego was fine

though, especially the chinese places.

 

Hope this is of some help,

have a good trip.

 

Wend : )

 

Mccartney, Rowan (R.N.) wrote:

 

> We're going to Las Vegas (Grand Canyon) and San Diago, where we have

> some

> friends. I'm not holding high hopes for Las Vegas but LA should be

> better.

> Will let you know.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Wendy. The good part about San Diego is we're staying with friends

who are veggie (lacto), apparently they have " lactose free milk! " , he he,

that's the silliest thing I've ever heard of. It's like buying expensive

water (milk) with fat, crap and lactose added.... then taking the lactose

out or digesting them. HEHEHEHEHEHEHEEHEHEH

What's next, protein free beef to counter osteoporosis? Perhaps the could

supply a pill that binds with protein so people can eat more steak .

 

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Wendy Kershaw [W.Kershaw]

18 June 2001 13:41

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Re: [100% veg*n ] USA (ot)

 

 

Hi Rowan

 

I should of replied sooner, but work has been a frantic mixture of

blood,sweat, tears and students swearing at me !

 

I lived in L.A for a bit, and didn't find many veggie places to eat. The

best is 100% vegan and organic, called " Good Food Daily " down at Santa

Monica, it's worth a visit.

If you are in Pasadena head for " Jerry's Deli " just off the main

shopping street, if you like garlic go for the bruchetta ( or however

you spell it ), it was brill + huge.

On my travels I usually coped by putting together lots of side orders. I

should of taken my " vegan Passport " which explains what vegan means in

about 90% of the worlds languages, cause a lot of the restaurant had

staff who spoke very little english, which made it all the more

difficult. Las Vegas I just ate a lot of fruit, San Diego was fine

though, especially the chinese places.

 

Hope this is of some help,

have a good trip.

 

Wend : )

 

Mccartney, Rowan (R.N.) wrote:

 

> We're going to Las Vegas (Grand Canyon) and San Diago, where we have

> some

> friends. I'm not holding high hopes for Las Vegas but LA should be

> better.

> Will let you know.

>

>

>

>

>