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At Bend’s Original Vegan Food Cart, Sustainability is an Everyday Thing

A Broken Angel recently moved to The Pantry, where the two businesses focus on sustainable and plastic-free food service
Avatar photo by Nicole Vulcan

As I’m settling in and waiting for my sandwich from A Broken Angel, a kid next to me takes a bite out of his vegan lunch. “I’d definitely be vegan if they cooked for me every day!” he says – and I have to agree. As a former vegetarian turned omnivore who’s more veg-inclined once […]

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Compassionate Thanksgiving Feast

Lisa Sipe

A Broken Angel is hosting its third annual Compassionate Thanksgiving Feast at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon. The feast is a multi-course, family-style vegan dinner celebrating each other, animals and mother earth. Children five and under eat free, if they don’t require their own place setting, and children under 11 are $35. This animal-free […]

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Bend Hacks 101

Yeah, we know it’s not cheap to live #inBend. In honor of the Locals’ Issue, here’s how some of the not-so-rich-and-famous get by
Avatar photo K.M. Collins

It might surprise some readers to know that every Bendite didn’t move to the high desert independently wealthy, with an extravagant work-from-home-job, or with a silver pint glass engraved with their surname. Below is a peek into the world of the quintessential, avant-garde dirtbag, Central Oregon style. If you prefer to dine out of a […]

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A Broken Angel Serves Heavenly Meals

Vegan, vegetarian or not, delicious food for everyone
Lisa Sipe

B end’s only vegan food cart is tucked behind Palate Coffee Bar on Colorado and Bond in a rustic white single-wide horse trailer with a red bottom. There are a few patio tables in front of the A Broken Angel cart, one with a matching red umbrella. You can choose to sit there or have […]

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Let’s Sit Down with Our Partisan Relatives!

Have the Thanksgiving YOU want to have with this guide to places you can avoid cooking
Avatar photo Jared Rasic

Thanksgiving is a tricky holiday. Anytime I’m celebrating a holiday that has some negative historical connotations (I’m looking at you, Columbus Day), I know there’s also a segment of the Native American population that is mourning. Growing up, if I saw a kid crying at the birthday party I couldn’t enjoy the cake. This holiday […]

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