Prashad Veggie is looking to ‘convert a carnivore’ by giving away free meals at their restaurant.
Calling all carnivores! Do you fancy a free meal? Well, of course you do.
And you’re in luck, because award-winning Indian restaurant Prashad are on the hunt for Yorkshire’s most committed meat eaters… to try and turn them flexitarian with their cuisine.
And they’re putting their money where their mouth is, by offering the food for free.
It comes after Yorkshire was found to have one of the lowest percentages of vegetarians and vegans in the UK.
As a Yorkshire institution, Prashad has been cooking up vegetarian Indian food for over
30 years, and shot to fame as runners-up on Gordon Ramsay’s search for the UK’s best restaurant.
Now they’re on a mission to convert Yorkshire’s carnivores with their 100% vegetarian and vegan menu. And they’re so confident you’ll enjoy it, that they’ll feed you for free!
“We get all kinds of people dining with us at Prashad, from lifelong vegans to those who’ve never eaten vegetarian food in their life” says Bobby Patel, who runs Prashad with wife and Head Chef, Minal Patel.
“We’re inviting five committed carnivores to bring someone along and enjoy a meal for two on us, to see if we can change their mind about vegetarian food.”
A recent UK wide survey ranked Yorkshire second from bottom, with just 7.2% of the population identifying as vegan or vegetarian.
But Prashad are on a mission to change that, by inviting you to take part in their ‘Convert a Carnivore’ movement.
All you need to do is nominate someone to take part (this can be yourself), and you’ve got until Sunday 12 May to do so.
If selected, you’ll win a free meal at Prashad – what a winner!
Head to Prashad’s social media for more information and to enter.
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Featured image – Prashad
