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Attention WWU vegans! Vegan bagels now available at the library!



Zoe's Bookside Bagels, which offers vegan bagels from The Bagelry,  is now open in the library! Come check it out and enjoy a coffee/snack break. 

(photo by Heather Dalzell, courtesy of Western Libraries , and taken from their website.)  

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lizziviggi said…
How funny to be browsing random Bellingham blogs and see a familiar face! I suppose it shouldn't be too surprising; Bellingham is still a small town in many ways. Anyway, I haven't seen you in many years, but thought you'd like to know you influenced me to become a vegetarian nine years ago-- thank you for introducing me to a more compassionate, healthier lifestyle! Hope you're happy and doing well.

--Liz Vignali (Used to be Williamson, before Eli and I got married)
September 14, 2010 at 3:01 PM
Clarissa Mansfield said…
Liz! How wonderful to hear from you! What a great surprise! Thanks so much for your comment and your kind words. I am definitely happy and doing well, and I hope the same is true for you and Eli--how awesome that the two of you are married! Drop me an email sometime if you get the chance so I can write you back and we can catch up more (veganinbellingham@gmail.com) and tell Eli hi for me too! :)
September 14, 2010 at 7:23 PM
Clarissa Mansfield said…
They now have a vegan spread for the bagels as well!
January 29, 2011 at 8:29 PM
Robin said…
I just checked out Zoe's for the first time! I'm not sure what brand of vegan cream cheese they use but it's a little funky. It does the trick though. Do you happen to know if the breads for their sandwiches are vegan? I didn't get a chance to ask. Thanks for your helpful posts!
October 2, 2015 at 2:10 PM
Clarissa Mansfield said…
Hi Robin,
I think it's a vegan cream cheese that they make in-house but I am not sure. It is a little different than the store-bought kind... All of the bagels are vegan (The Bagelry bagels are vegan, and that's where they get them from), but I am not sure about breads? Let me know if you find out anything new! Thanks!
October 11, 2015 at 2:49 PM
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