Did somebody say “potluck”? (Stephen Hui)
Nothing brings vegans together quite like a potluck. While a typical vegan potluck involves a dozen or so people, up to 150 may attend one such event this holiday season.
On December 15, the Vancouver Meatless Meetup and the Vancouver Humane Society plan to host this holiday potluck at the Oakridge Adventist Church (5350 Baillie Street). Here’s what is required from participants, who will include vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores:
We ask that you come with good cheer and a dish to share that can allow 8 people to take a big serving spoon sized scoop. Please ensure your dish has no animal products so that everyone from omnivore to vegan can partake. Please do not bring any dishes with eggs or cheese or fish or gelatin. If that sounds challenging to you, Whole Foods or Choices have many ready made options to choose from. Please bring an ingredient list so people can see what is in your food.
Attendees must register through the Meetup group, which is run by Earthsave Canada supporters. The potluck will begin at 5:30 p.m., and there will be prizes for the best dishes.
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