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State Average: B

Emmanuel College

Massachusetts

Last Updated: December 3, 2021

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Sasha Mcmurtrie

my school has no vegan options what so ever other than a fruit side and water. i think its disgusting and something needs to be done
Jason Bartlett

Always Vegan never meat.
Alex

I am disappointed with their options. There is a vegan option every lunch and dinner on the weekdays, but none on the weekends. The vegan meals are often a disgusting tofu or seitan mush and white rice, or sometimes a joke like tortilla chips and vegan sour cream. When I have tried to talk to the head chef and asked if he could at least insure a daily vegan soup, he refused and told me that I need to change my diet. On the bright side, the salad bar is alright, with all the basic veggies plus hummus.

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