Hip Hop Vegans: Return of the Mac? | No Beef Ldn (@nobeefldn ‏)Pop Up Review

By Omolade Ojo • On Health And Wellbeing, Hip-Hop Vegang , ,

As a Hip-Hop Vegan, when I heard of No Beef Ldn it was like a match made in heav­en. It fell in com­plete align­ment with our eth­ics, brand and vis­ion – pro­mot­ing hip hop and well­being as an entity is what we are about. Mak­ing vegan­ism feel more access­ible to every­one is essen­tial and ‘No Beef Ldn’ is def­in­itely mak­ing pos­it­ive steps toward that.

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The menus clas­sic twists on bur­gers and sides includ­ing A$AP Guacy and ‘Return of the Mac‘n’Cheez ’ made the pop up a lot more fun (food + puns = life) and DJ Hen­nie V bring­ing out all the old school tunes just turned it into a vibe. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I really loved the ‘potluck’ feel of the event – there were plates of food being passed up and down the table cre­at­ing it into a com­munity. Like a buf­fet, but bet­ter.

The menus clas­sic twists on bur­gers and sides includ­ing A$AP Guacy and ‘Return of the Mac‘n’Cheez ’ made the pop up a lot more fun (food + puns = life) and DJ Hen­nie V bring­ing out all the old school tunes just turned it into a vibe. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I really loved the ‘potluck’ feel of the event – there were plates of food being passed up and down the table cre­at­ing it into a com­munity. Like a buf­fet, but bet­ter.

guac + veg crisps

The menus clas­sic twists on bur­gers and sides includ­ing A$AP Guacy and ‘Return of the Mac‘n’Cheez’ made the pop up a lot more fun (food + puns = life) and DJ Hen­nie V bring­ing out all the old school tunes just turned it into a vibe. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I really loved the ‘potluck’ feel of the event – there were plates of food being passed up and down the table cre­at­ing it into a com­munity. Like a buf­fet, but bet­ter.

There wasn’t a menu or intro­duc­tions to the plates of food but to give you the low down — there was a tasty chick­en bur­ger with avo­cado, sir­acha mayo (some­times ‘fake’ meat products are a no no in my books, but this was spot on) and anoth­er bur­ger that reminded me of seit­an with pickles, sprouts, toma­toes and pickles. Trust me, sprouts in a bur­ger is sur­pris­ingly good..

The thyme in their mac and cheese brought out comd nice fla­vour. Of course, I have to men­tion – ‘I got Fries on it’ (curly fries and sweet potato), curly fries are my child­hood sweet­heart. I could eat them every day. The best thing about hav­ing the pop up ‘potluck’ style was that I had a plate full of Mac n Cheese, fries and bur­gers – all at the same time. It was food­ie heav­en.

Let’s just say I rolled home that night.

It was a great night full of food, vegan vibes and great people. Pop down next time – you don’t want to miss it.

Love,

Omo Eats (curly fries)

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(From Left to Right – mac + cheese and sweet pota­toes? Carbs upon carbssssss – Mac + Cheese – Curly fries and sauerkraut (because bal­ance) – Tasty bur­ger with sprouts )

 

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Omol­ade Ojo is a Nigeri­an vegan pas­sion­ate about bring­ing con­scious eat­ing and nutri­tion to the minds and hearts of all young people. Hav­ing made the trans­ition a year ago, she became the founder of Our Vegan Cook­book, a page ded­ic­ated to show­cas­ing that vegan­ism is much sim­pler and access­ible than the media por­trays. Her blog ‘Omo Eats’ show­cases vegan product reviews, begin­ner tips and thought pro­vok­ing art­icles.

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About Omolade Ojo

Omolade Ojo
Omolade Ojo is a Nigerian vegan passionate about bringing conscious eating and nutrition to the minds and hearts of all young people. Having made the transition a year ago, she became the founder of Our Vegan Cookbook, a page dedicated to showcasing that veganism is much simpler and accessible than the media portrays. Her blog ‘Omo Eats’ showcases vegan product reviews, beginner tips and thought provoking articles.