The last of the travels

In Nashville we got to meet up with a couple of people from the PPK for brunch at Fido. It was super-fun and yummy, although I didn’t manage to get any pictures of my food (sorry!).

Here’s the adorable Annieeggplant, who was kind enough to grace us with her awesome presence:


And of course, what would a trip to Nashville be without a visit with the fabulous johnp? Here he is holding the famous little blue monster made by pandacookie:


Thanks so much to John for organizing such a fun get-together! It was really great meeting you two!

After Nashville we wound up driving to Asheville NC, you know, just for fun. After just a little searching online we found this fantastic place called The Green Sage:


I opted for a soy latte:


And this enormous brunch plate with scrambled tofu, sweet potato home fries, vegan sausage, a giant vegan biscuit(!) and Earth Balance. Holy yum, this was good.

 


It was freezing out, so after we finished eating brunch we decided to stick around in the warmth for a bit longer and indulge in a little Earl Grey tea. They had soy milk, rice milk, agave and stevia on the condiment bar! I love Asheville.


That’s it for our trip out east. Last week The Brit and I went to TX to visit the grandparents, so of course a visit to Spiral Diner was in order. The Brit and I each ordered a sandwich and split them, so we could both try a couple of things.

We got the Meatball Sub:


And the Chopped BBQ Seitan:


We both agreed that the BBQ Seitan sandwich was better, but we managed to finish them both anyway :)  After lunch I ordered an almond milk latte with vanilla syrup. It was soooo good.

Check out that foam:


Of course, I couldn’t leave without dessert. We ordered the ‘Deathstar Sundae’, which was a warm brownie with homemade vanilla ‘i-scream’ and soy whipped cream, with a shot of espresso on the side to pour over the whole thing. The Brit didn’t really like it (he’s not much of a sweets person), so I had to eat most of it. Such a sacrifice, right?


Overall, this visit to Spiral Diner went over with The Brit much better than last time, and that in itself made me happier than the food did. Well, almost.

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5 Responses to “The last of the travels”

  1. shelby says:

    The little blue monster is adorable!!!

    Ooo and that sancwich is divine!

  2. Macie says:

    Hello there! I just happened upon your blog. I’m starving now, hehe. Wow, that deathstar sundae looks AMAZING! I’m aching to go try that…

  3. Katy says:

    I LOVE Asheville! We didn’t go to The Green Sage, but we loved Laughing Seed and Rosetta’s Kitchen. We’ll definitely have to try the Green Sage when we go back!

  4. Jamie the Foodie says:

    loved the food in asheville! my husband & i went for thanksgiving. we ate breakfast at the green sage two mornings & loved it! those biscuits!!! i was full all the way up until dinner! the laughing seed was amazing, too! you must try it next time. really enjoy your blog–thanks!

  5. pixiepine says:

    I loved the Spiral Diner too. I wanted that Deathstar sundae sooo bad but the espresso machine was broken the day I went!