What vegan food should I take to my family's potluck that won't start a conversation? (hexbear.net)

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Like something they'll be equally happy to eat that isn't weird to them. Ideally I'll order some food on the way, it's outside most people are ordering food to share. I live in a city, all cuisines are on the table.

I'm thinking maybe (non-ghee) Indian, but honestly I really feel like there's options that I'm totally overlooking.

I do have time to prepare food, but I'd really rather ride my bicycle than drive.

Any ideas?

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[-] DADDYCHILL@hexbear.net 4 points 1 year ago

just dont go?

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