Eat Drink Sf 2016 Was A Big Hit Expect For These Vegan Protesters

For over an hour, the group yelled at the tops of their voices, “It’s not food, it’s violence,“ as a naked man laid in pseudo meat packaging. By having an actual human in what was made to resemble a meat container,we hope to make the point that just as he has friends, families, lovedones, and a life he loves that he doesn’t want to lose, so do animals,” Direct Action Everywhere press coordinator Zach Groff told Eater SF.

The peaceful protest stuck around for an hour as the police watched over them carefully, “It’s always useful to have lively conversations around food and why itmatters, and we were prepared and designated a safe space for them,”event organizer Golden Gate Restaurant Association executive director Gwyneth Borden told Eater SF. “We obviously don’t agree, but it’s their constitutional right to protest.”

Though many of the attendee’s remained unfazed as they made their way in to try many of the deliciousness that ensued. Like the dish from Sprucechef de cuisine John Madriaga who served “warm burrata” with naan.  A clear highlight at this year’ssold-out Eat Drink SF.

Written by Anthony Rogers, photo by Eater SF — What are your thoughts about the protest? Was it just? Let us know on Twitter and subscribe to our newsletter.

title: “Eat Drink Sf 2016 Was A Big Hit Expect For These Vegan Protesters” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-13” author: “Jose Rogers”

For over an hour, the group yelled at the tops of their voices, “It’s not food, it’s violence,“ as a naked man laid in pseudo meat packaging. By having an actual human in what was made to resemble a meat container,we hope to make the point that just as he has friends, families, lovedones, and a life he loves that he doesn’t want to lose, so do animals,” Direct Action Everywhere press coordinator Zach Groff told Eater SF.

The peaceful protest stuck around for an hour as the police watched over them carefully, “It’s always useful to have lively conversations around food and why itmatters, and we were prepared and designated a safe space for them,”event organizer Golden Gate Restaurant Association executive director Gwyneth Borden told Eater SF. “We obviously don’t agree, but it’s their constitutional right to protest.”

Though many of the attendee’s remained unfazed as they made their way in to try many of the deliciousness that ensued. Like the dish from Sprucechef de cuisine John Madriaga who served “warm burrata” with naan.  A clear highlight at this year’ssold-out Eat Drink SF.

Written by Anthony Rogers, photo by Eater SF — What are your thoughts about the protest? Was it just? Let us know on Twitter and subscribe to our newsletter.