
Posted:
Mon Sep 03, 2007 6:06 am
by alit
Yes its:
http://www.veganmidlands.org.uk/
Not been going long - they did a march about climate change and a stand at the cut the carbon cycle event after at canon hill park.
Think the food fair is the next big event, i have not had chance to get to a meeting yet


Posted:
Sat Jan 05, 2008 1:23 pm
by Hiking Fox
Good news about Manic Organic changing hands - a big group of us got food from their Glastonbury stall a few years back and we were all quite disappointed by it. Far too much dairy and pretty bland.

Posted:
Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:15 pm
by manic organic
hello. this is my dads cafe so if anyone has any questions i would be happy to anser them as i worked there for 3 years. but first off all i would like to say that it has never changed hands. and at glastonbury festival all the food that my dad cooks is vegan there is milk for tea and yougat for the fruit salad but you add them yourself. one more thing most of the dishes one the menu can be made vegan and the soups allways are.

Posted:
Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:17 pm
by manic organic
sorry about all the spelling mistakes i was in a rush and didnt read over it.

Posted:
Thu Feb 11, 2010 1:26 pm
by Hiking Fox
There must be two Manic Organic's then, cos the stall we went to in the Green Fields at Glastonbury had hardly any vegan options.
Re: Manic organic in kings heath, brum

Posted:
Tue Mar 23, 2010 10:44 am
by manic organic
there are two one cafe in kings heath and one stall at glastombury in the green fields but it is the same company. so like i said before the stall at glastombury is completly vegan and has been for 20 years. please get you facts right misinforming people can have serious effects, you are mistaken!
Re: Manic organic in kings heath, brum

Posted:
Tue Mar 23, 2010 10:59 am
by The Duke
[quote="manic organic"]there are two one cafe in kings heath and one stall at glastombury in the green fields but it is the same company. so like i said before the stall at glastombury is completly vegan and has been for 20 years. please get you facts right misinforming people can have serious effects, you are mistaken!
Well something is a bit odd here isn't it?
I have real trouble believing that Hiking Fox has made up a story about Manic Organic at Glastonbury. Why would she? Doesn't make sense.
On the other hand, why would you claim that your stall is Vegan if it isn't!!??
Checking out the menu for "Manic Organic!" in Birmingham does reveal a cheesy theme though!!! ....
Traditional – Mature Farmhouse cheddar & red onion £4.25
Brie & Cranberry – Somerset Brie & wild cranberry jam £4.25
Basil Fawlty – Mature cheddar, fresh pesto basil & tomato £4.25
Avocado Jo – Avocado, Farmhouse cheddar, red onion & tomato £4.50
Stilton Smile – Creamy Blue Stilton, tomato & red onion £4.50
Mushroom Mystery – Fresh mushroom, mushroom pate, tomato & red onion £4.50
Feta Feast – Greek Feta cheese, green olives & tomato £4.50
Mushroom Mostly – Fresh mushrooms, mushroom pate, Farmhouse cheddar & red onion £4.50
Sweet Pepper – Somerset Brie, roasted sweet pepper & mushroom pate £4.50
As for Glastonbury, most of the information I can find refers to the stall as vegan but I found a menu offering Vegetarian or Vegan Ploughmans and some reports describe the staall as "largely " vegan.
Re: Manic organic in kings heath, brum

Posted:
Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:16 pm
by manic organic
the cafe in kings heath is not vegan. but there are a lot of vegan options there.
the festival stall has a diffrent menue and has had the same vegan menue for 20 years!
turst me i no what i am talking about i work at both of them!
the hiking fox has got confused
Re: Manic organic in kings heath, brum

Posted:
Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:22 pm
by manic organic
i dont no what else i can say apart from go to the cafe and a festival and find manic orgain and see for your self.
there are hardley any veggie an vegan places out there anyway. and we have a vegan saying that its not vegan! that dosent make sense!