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    Thailand Vegetarian Festival to Bali: a preview

    26 October, 2012 by Kip 3 Comments

    I've been way MIA, absent from most social media platforms as well (save the odd tweet of a food pic), but I've been in Thailand for the annual kin jay festival, a ten day long vegetarian festival that effectively puts veganism at the forefront of a large percentage of the population's minds. I'll write more about it when I'm home, but here are a few pictures of what I've been eating.

    And a picture of a kitten in bloomers (it has no rear leg function and its people are extremely caring). <3

    I'm in Bali now for a further two weeks - spot the tempeh before the cat. Yup, one of life's goals complete: eat tempeh in Indonesia. It's not a disappointment!

    Kanom Jeen

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    Kanom Krok

    Kanom Krok coconut pancakes

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    Nam kaeng sai (tub tim grop with sarim noodles)

    Nam kaeng sai (tub tim grop with sarim noodles)

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    1. Boohoo

      November 04, 2012 at 12:45 pm

      Fried tempeh AND a kitten in bloomers. My, the lord has been kind to you!
      Great to hear about the kin jay festival in Thailand. Would you recommend going?

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      • Kip

        November 05, 2012 at 12:13 am

        Yes! It's a vegan's dream, and it's pretty much the biggest holiday in the Thai calendar so it's a big deal. The main road in Chinatown gets lined (jammed) with stalls (think of a big city vegan festival in a town hall and multiple it times a billion).

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    2. Christy Morgan

      November 05, 2012 at 1:20 am

      YUM!! Missed you! I plan to take a nice long trip to Bali in 2014 if not sooner. Glad all is well!

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