Eat! Vancouver 2012 Part 2

bought some tickets hoping to drink some wine but couldn't find something i like so spent them on food instead. not really worth buying tickets unless there is something you really want to try

Rob Fennie stage

a ton of fresh herbs

wine area

one of the best looking booths

the only larger branded wine

but seemed like no one approached it

gelato made with maple syrup

unique touch with the maple syrup

won't be too strong taking over the rest of the flavours

2 tickets = $1

got the salmon on the right to use up remaining tickets

4 tickets = $2

Eat! Vancouver 2012 Part 1

went to Eat! Vancouver last Saturday. if i didn't get free tickets, i wouldn't spend $16 to get in. lots of tasters, some freebie, and some coupons. large companies such as McDonalds offered much bigger portions.

bought the seaweed previously from US Costco and its pretty tasty and light

they're bring them into Canada now

the calamari was really good 

McDonalds giving out their new smoothies along with a coupon

known brands gather more people

only hot chocolate was available when i went up

also gave a free dark chocolate bar

not too sweet but not chocolaty enough