My diet over the past week hasn’t been the
greatest, much to the chagrin of my body. However, I can confidently tell you
that my stomach had one of the most amazing 5 day stretches its ever seen
thanks to all the amazing food vendors at camping festivals.
Okay, so, let’s for a second just forget about
all the alcohol I had during my 5 day stay just outside Manchester, Tennessee.
I’m more interested in talking about the food I had during my stay and how
amazing and unique it all was.
Usually, I’m inclined to tell you about
healthy foods and what’s all good for your teeth. But today, I’ll tell you
about all the wholesome unhealthiness I had during this year’s summer festival
shenanigans and tell you exactly why they
were so super unhealthy. It kind of works in the same way, right? Just
reversing the order? No?
Ehhh screw it. I’m gonna talk about the
amazing food regardless. Maybe I’ll slip in exactly why it’s bad for you.
First off, the best thing I had all weekend
was a thing called a Roti Roll. Picture a fluffy, flaky taco shell filled with
the best pulled pork, kimchi, macaroni and cheese, and egg over easy you’ve
ever had and voila! It’s a Thurman Merman Roti Roll. The amazingness that
erupted in my mouth as I bit into the first bite is absolutely indescribable.
Was it good for my teeth? No. Was it good for me in general? No. Was it good?
Oh god yes.
Next on the list was the best donut, bar none,
that I’ve ever had in my life. There’s this company called Peachy’s, and
they’re an Amish donut company. I donut think I’ve ever had such a fluffy,
cloud-like donut in my life, and the light glaze on top was just the icing
(getting carried away with the puns now, aren’t I) on the cake. I also had a
“unicorn donut” from this very place that was topped with pink icing, loads of
sprinkles, and an upturned waffle cone with icing on it. Talk about diabetes on
a plate.
Finally, we have the Ozark Mountain Biscuit
Company’s “The Special”. All you’ve really got to picture is a biscuit sandwich
that has fried chicken wedged between with some gravy, an egg, and some collard
greens. This is, by far, the best biscuit sandwich I’ve ever had. Don’t let my
poor description fool you: this was a fan favorite at Bonnaroo and a close
second for me.
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