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Catering at the Valley

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  • More to the point, who's eating cheese anyway? Awful, awful stuff.
  • And why did we have to have another thread on bloody catering!
  • Curb_It said:

    And why did we have to have another thread on bloody catering!

    Wasn't the last one about a Vegetarian option as well?

    Double Busy

    :)

  • Not one to have a moan re catering etc cant usually be arsed but the 2 half time pints of fosters? were flatter than a witches tit, and had the queue not been so long would have been chucked back over the counter.That another 8 quid the club have lost.
  • I thought the OP was telling a joke to start with.

  • BUT WHAT ABOUT THE LACK OF MILK!!!

    Wars have been started over less than this.
  • Don't worry about dairy stuff, I think it's discusting that the beer is £3.90 a pint, a shit pint at that.

    Did you ask if the beer contained isinglass, just in case a veggie wanted a sip?

    I am quite sympathetic of vegetarians, I don't mind the odd veggie meal myself, and when veggie friends visit next week we will be accommodating their needs without a problem. However, in starting a thread like this over something so petty at a football ground, that even a lot of veggies don't get het up about in a 5 star restaurant, I can understand why some people can be a bit scathing about stroppy vegetarians.
  • LOL Algarve fair play, but this was how I imagine a pint of piss would taste effing awful.
  • I take it that all of these points have been raised with the club, either via email or via a Fans Forum representative?

    Oh no, I forgot, that is too easy.
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  • if you drink milk then you support dairy farming. If there is dairy farming then male calves will be culled as they are of no value and from the culled calves we get rennet. So drinking milk products and eating only vegetarian cheese does nothing to affect how many calves get slaughtered and is not a logical position unless you go vegan.

    Rennet is an enzyme produced by all mammals for digesting their mothers' milk, it is not "scrapped" stomach material, it is simply dissolved out of stomach material. Rennet is not detectable by taste so non vegetarians would just question what the fuss is about - it is nearer to being a part of religious doctrine like halal meat is and the only religion recognised at the Valley is football.
  • Still cant get over the greek salad thing
  • Still cant get over the greek salad thing

    I know, wasn't even organic tomatoes, disgusted pal

  • Chizz said:

    What would actually happen if a vegetarian ate some cheese that turned out to be proper cheese and not vegetarian cheese?

    Immediate craving for human flesh overcomes them.
  • The reason I asked about the pie was that the poster giving the menu just said vegetarian pie. I wasn't initially after anything but a tea, saw that and thought I'd like a pie. If they had put cheese and onion pie I wouldn't have bothered as I don't particularly like them. My point really is that it's unimaginative to just have this as the veg choice and if it's advertised as a vegetarian pie at least the team leader should know if it is or isn't.
    There are several choices for meat eaters, why shouldn't I expect what's on offer to me to be what it purports to be?
  • Chizz said:

    Once again meat eaters showing a total lack of understanding. Not surprised at Lifers but would expect caters to understand. But they don't do they. I once asked for a Veggie option in the East Stand and was offered Chicken & Vegetable Pie! I had to point out that food that simply by incorporating vegetables does not constitute a vegetarian option.

    I have it on good authority that the chicken in your pie was, indeed, a vegetarian.
    No need to reassure me Chizz, although I appreciate the sentiment. I left the pie on the shelf so it was never mine.
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  • The reason for lack of choice may be that The Department of Health and Food Standards Agency (FSA) seems to think that just 2% of the UK population is vegetarian and (I'm going out on a limb here) I would guess that % falls at a football ground.
  • Feck me, my stalker has returned.
  • PL54 said:

    The reason for lack of choice may be that The Department of Health and Food Standards Agency (FSA) seems to think that just 2% of the UK population is vegetarian and (I'm going out on a limb here) I would guess that % falls at a football ground.

    I know that. If you advertise a vegetarian option though you need to ensure it is what it says it is.
  • you just know the next question............

    'Is it Vegetarian Cheese?'
    'Yes mate'
    'Ok brilliant, sorry just one more thing, is animal fat used in the pastry?'
    'Oh do fck off'

    Reminds me of a quote from some comedy show - 'Is there a vegetarian option?' 'Yes, you can fck off!'
  • PL54 said:

    The reason for lack of choice may be that The Department of Health and Food Standards Agency (FSA) seems to think that just 2% of the UK population is vegetarian and (I'm going out on a limb here) I would guess that % falls at a football ground.

    Mmm, limb....
  • This discussion is barmy, do you think Andy Delort's burger in is hotel room was vegi?
  • This discussion is barmy, do you think Andy Delort's burger in is hotel room was vegi?

    I heard Delort chose Wigan as their chairman assured him he could get Vegi cheese. RD didn't know there was such a thing. Shame
  • Have you tried knob cheese?

    Is it vegetarian ?
  • Is rennet the Viagra of the cheese world?
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