In Boston and out of money? What’s a broke grad student to do?? Eat expo hall samples for lunch, obviously.
Starting with an avocado cupcake was unwise because I’m feeling overly sweeted this weekend. This led me to run straight for the first savory item I could find and usually wouldn’t eat.
Fake meat isn’t so much my thing because it’s heavily processed aaaand I don’t eat meat for a reason so I’m not really looking to recreate its taste/texture. Nevertheless, for people just transitioning to a vegetarian diet and still craving animals, this would be a good stepping stone. It’s totally good and the texture is more like tofu.
Sorry, Sargento. I skipped the cheese.
This was a pretty exciting moment for me. Perhaps you’ve heard that I hate, hate, hate vegan cheese. My experience was with Daiya, and my experience was terrible. I gag just thinking about it. I didn’t even want to try this mess again but I figured an expo hall was as good a place as any to throw up in front of a group. Wait… that’d be bad. But guess what… I loved it. Vegan cheese success! I never thought I’d see the day.
I also sampled three soups from Kettle Kitchen. The veggie (in the middle) was pretty mmmeh, but the other two were good as far as prepared soups go.
Finally, dessert…
That mousse pie was outrageous.
So there you have it: a relatively substantial meal on the FREE train. Hop on it.








All aboard for that magnifico little dessert. Have a safe trip back.
JUMP ON IT, JUMP ON IT. Those look delicious!
Is it sad that I recognize those soups from the dining hall here? The middle one is garden vegetable and the one on the right is 3-bean chili. Maybe it shows how bad the options are in general here that those are my favorite soups offered. Ooooooooh well.
I can’t imagine vegan cheese being good.. as much as I even love the real deal it still makes me feel a little gross!
What is the reason that you don’t eat meat?
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