Have a Vegan Thanksgiving in Worcester [Events, Photos]
Lots of stuff going on this Thanksgiving. Hope you have a rocking vegan Thanksgiving in Worcester!
SAVVY’s vegan Thanksgiving was seriously over the top
Last Monday, SAVVY, the veg group at Clark, held their annual vegan Thanksgiving. It was huge, with somewhere around 200 people. The line was out the door.В Crazy. If you missed it this year, put it on your calendar now for next year. Vegan mac & cheese, cornbread, veg turkey, gravy, stuffing, it was all there. So yummy. Check out the photos.
Don’t have a Tofurky yet? Get one in Worcester
Going to someone else’s house for Thanksgiving? Prove to your fam that vegetarians need not be condemned to the side dishes. Bring a Tofurky roast with you. It’ll show them an example of some tasty vegetarian food and give you something good to eat. You can still pick up a veg “turkey” roast from a couple places in Worcester:
- The Artichoke Food Coop at 800 Main Street has Tofurky for about $12 each (serves 4 or 5). 5% discount for coop members.
- If you’re looking for a larger vegetarian roast, Buddha Hut at 415 Chandler Street is selling frozen veg “turkey” roasts for a little over $20. These giant things could serve as a centerpiece for your dinner. Serves around 8.
- You can also pick up a Tofurky from Trader Joe’s on Route 9 in Shrewsbury. They’re the same kind as you can get at the Artichoke, also priced about the same at around $10.
Vegan Thanksgiving Potlucks Galore
Don’t have plans to Thanksgiving Day? Stephen and Megan are opening up their home for a vegan Thanksgiving potluck.В Come by 22 Germain Street, Worcester at 1:30pm. Bring a dish to share. More info on the Worcester Vegan Meetup.

Still haven’t had enough Tofurky? On Friday, December 4, WPI’s new veg group, VegPolytech, is hosting their first-ever vegan Thanksgiving potluck. Email Genevieve for details: gboman@wpi.edu.
November 25, 2009
Tags: clark university, photos, savvy, VegPolytech, wpi Posted in: Artichoke Food Cooperative, Buddha Hut, Events




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