How to travel when vegan: Read the label!
I spent Wednesday traveling across the country (FL to WA) and packed myself some nice vegan snacks: a pear, half a pack of cherry tomatoes, rice cakes, and cashews. Nice snacks for snacking but when I travel I get HUNGRY! I ate my leftover Panang Curry Thai food from Tuesday for breakfast so that I would have something filling in my tummy before embarking on my 8+ hour journey. It was difficult to eat a large portion of food that early in the morning (10AM) but I knew that I would not have the time to eat before my flight at noon so I stuffed it in and boy was it delicioso!
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FYI Panang Curry usually has fish sauce! Oh my! But they said* that they wouldn't put it in, and that is a hunk of tofu btw |
My first flight was none too exciting and I landed in Atlanta with an hour layover. By this time I was roaring hungry and I didn't care for any of my snacks, I wanted to glomp on something fresh and new. I walked past several restaurants and fast food places. Nothing there for me. I walked past a few snack kiosks with sandwiches and the like. I perused their selection. All of them either had meat or cheese (or both) and the only vegetarian selection was on bread (I'm assuming it has eggs or milk) so I stayed away. Two little stands later and I hit the jackpot!
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The smoothie was strawberries and peaches, yum! |
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The only downside was that it was $9 |
That wrap was the most magnificent thing I have ever eaten in an airport and from such an unlikely pick. I was doubtful but now I am a believer. Good things can come from airports!
The next day: AKA Thursday I stopped into the local mini mart for some groceries and picked out some hummus, carrots, lettuce, and juice. I had bought some wheat thins yesterday that I combined to make this:
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Dipped carrots and wheat thins in hummus, and a salad with balsamic and hummus dressing |
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Dinner was Thai food! Thai fried rice with tofu. Yup those are onions and they were quite tasty (I know!) |
The Thai place did not have vegan Panang curry (the fish sauce was pre-mixed into the sauce unfortunately) but this was a worthy substitute and I quite enjoyed it.
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