I’m flying to Las Vegas today. It is my first time flying while trying to maintain a vegan diet.
Of course I’m carrying a lot of my own food. I have a bag of baby carrots and lots of Larabars. I have some veggie chips too.
I started out at the Akron airport. It is small with only a few food options. You can get a bowl of fruit from the Cinnabon though if you need to.
Then I got bumped from my flight! I got a $400 flight voucher and they drove me to Cleveland for my new flight.
At the Cleveland airport I found UFoodGrill. They offer a veggie burger, a tofu bowl, and a variety of veggie sides. I ordered the veggie burger and a side of brown rice.
Disgusting! Actually that’s the wrong word. There was absolutely no taste to it except for the ketchup on the burger. But, it filled me up and I was glad to have options. So, A for effort but no points for execution.
I didn’t get a chance to eat in Minneapolis because I was running to make my connection.
Now I’m at my hotel in Vegas. I have a grocery store delivering food in the morning. For tonight I’m ordering a calzone. The lady taking my order was distressed by my request to have it cheese less. “Oh, sweetie. No cheese? Are you sure?”
Hopefully it is good. Tomorrow I start my exploration of vegan food in Vegas. I know from other trips and some research that it is pretty amazing! I’ve been looking forward to this!
I have friends who are vegan and it is can be challenging to eat out but, as you know, sometimes it only takes making special requests and occasionally doing some research beforehand. Regardless, you have the right attitude about it. You aren’t focusing on how hard it is but looking at the adventure of living out your commitment and having a great trip.
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