Full list of TRNSMT food prices revealed – including an eye-watering amount for a pizza
FEST SCRAN Full list of TRNSMT food prices revealed – including an eye-watering amount for a pizza
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TRNSMT'S food and non-alcoholic drink prices have been revealed, with some pizzas costing more than £15.
The music festival will kick off for its eighth year on Friday, welcoming tens of thousands of people each day.
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Food and drink prices for this year's TRNSMT have been released
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The festival will kick-off on Friday and come to a close on Sunday evening
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There is a wide range of food and drink on offer at the Glasgow Green site.
Hungry revellers will be able to indulge in a variety of cuisines, from Italian, Mexican, and US to Indian, east Asian and traditional British fare.
Dozens of vendors will be serving up tasty scran, including pizzas and pasta dishes, burgers, tacos, curries, loaded chips, noodles, bao buns, toasties, and fish and chips.
There will also be a variety of sweet treats available, such as churros, stuffed cookies, crepes, doughnuts, and fudge.
Pizzas are priced from £12.50, with the most expensive costing £15.50.
Chips range from £5 to £14.25 for a portion of loaded fries.
Fish and chips, with battered sausage, scampi, fish cake, smoked salmon, and veggie haggis alternatives, are on offer from £13 per portion.
The costliest haddock and chips has been priced at 14.50, while burgers will cost between £9.50 and £13.75 and £15.
Curry bowls will cost ticket holders between £8.50 and £9.50, while bao buns are priced between £12 and £15.
Tacos can be purchased from between £12 and £13, while meaty and veggie noodles are priced around £13.
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Alcoholic drink prices are yet to be released, but cold and hot drinks, including soft drinks, tea and coffee, cost between £3 and £6 for milkshakes.
Iced coffees will set you back a fiver.
There are also various alternatives to meet specific dietary requirements, including gluten-free, halal, vegan and vegetarian options.
To see the full list of food and drink prices at TRNSMT, download the official festival app.
TRNSMT will run from Friday to Sunday, with 50 Cent, The Script, Biffy Clyro, Fontaines D.C., Snow Patrol, and Gracie Abrams billed as the headline acts.
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