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EvanJames said :

chow said :

While vegetarians will only make up about 10% of the audience they can be a vocal and mood killing minority.

… and are prone to starting doughnut fights if the doughnuts are not to their standards.

Yes, so you’d better both be careful and on the look-out for moody vegos with no sense of humour and an arm like Glenn McGrath.

I saw Robert baking the bread and exchanging it for objects at The Front, so it will be great to see the final stages of his project. His bread was excellent, so his doughnuts may be too good to waste as missiles.

chow said :

While vegetarians will only make up about 10% of the audience they can be a vocal and mood killing minority.

… and are prone to starting doughnut fights if the doughnuts are not to their standards.

Your doughnut trivia of the day: doughnuts are best fried in high melting point fats. If oils that are liquid at room temperature are used they will sweat out puddles of grease once cool.

The frying fat I’m particularly looking for is EOI brand donut shortening. It seems to be the only one that is pure vegetable fat instead of a blend of animal and vegetable. In a retail situation it might not matter that there is animal in the oil but for an arts event I feel a responsibility to provided vegetarian food if possible. While vegetarians will only make up about 10% of the audience they can be a vocal and mood killing minority.