There wasn't a smoke machine; my iphone just takes blurry photos
This weekend was the
14th Annual Boston Vegetarian Food Festival. I was so there dude - here are my top 10 observations.
10. Investment Firms will always seem out of place at events like this. I rarely go to food based events with financial planning on the brain.
9. Some people in the crowd have no idea that they're at a vegetarian food festival as exhibited by comments like "Wait. This is
ALL vegetarian. UGH!"
8. Renewing your subscription to
VegNews is best done at the BVFF because not only is the timing perfect but they give you free stuff too.
7. Sooner or later the organizers are going to have to move this event to a bigger space. Seriously, sometimes you have to swim through people like some kind of vegan Michael Phelps.
6. The BVFF is better when Isa Chandra Moskowitz is in attendance, because, y'know she's the bomb
and I was hoping to get a
signed cookie book.
5. The sheer sight of the
Vegan Treats table may make you weep bulbous tears of joy.
4. Just because something is vegan does not mean it will taste good.
3. It's best to starve yourself before the event because there is a good chance that if you don't your stomach might explode.
2. Samples are really the life blood of this event. Without samples, the squished feet, the random nefarious odor combination and line-cutters might supersede the event's worth.
1. Old ladies with Farm Sanctuary shirts will sucker punch you in the ribs to get the last Cedar's Hummus snack pack. Seriously.