Can a Vegan Eat At Glastonbury Festival?

Tent? tick.

Glitter? tick.

Two weeks worth of food? tick.

Glastonbury Festival is back, and love it or hate it everybody's talking about it. Five days of cider-fuelled nonsense and dramatic live performances -- I'm here for it. However, the last time I went to Glastonbury Festival I was but a mere teenage vegetarian who was more than happy to survive on cheesy chips, breakfast baguettes in order to soak up all the apple cider. I knew there would be food available (although it was normally just their normal dish sans the meat , but hey ho).

This time I packed my rucksack with as many cereal bars and pasta dishes to feed a family of four for a week. I didn't know if there would be anything I could eat! I thought, given the popularity of the festival that there would probably be something, maybe in the Green Peace field? But essentially, Michael Eavis (the creator of Glastonbury festival) is a dairy farmer and is totally within his right to not want to provide vegan food.

Yet, there was no only food I could eat, but a variety of food options!

Here is a quick list of a couple of the vegan food options I found whilst trying to get glitter out of my hair. Obviously, this is not a comprehensive list as Glastonbury Festival is massive and I prioritised trying to get to the front of Busted over trekking across the entire festival for vegan street food.

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