I happen to live in a neighborhood of Brooklyn with both extensive Kosher
and Halal options (which is probably not a coincidence, since there is
significant overlap in rules). But Mexico City has a different cultural
mix than New York City or London.
I can understand, though, that it may be too expensive and difficult to get
Kosher or Halal meat, or indeed fully catered meals, for Wikimania in
Mexico City.
Bur I would suggest going to a supermarket and getting something like a
pre-packaged hummus with K and H marks, and some plain fruits and
vegetables, so folks like this can at least have snack options during the
conference sessions, and that can tide them over if they want to go out for
a full meal fulfilling their dietary preferences later.
Thanks,
Richard
(User:Pharos)
On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 5:38 AM, Gordon Joly <gordon.joly(a)pobox.com> wrote:
On 05/05/15 23:22, Ellie Young wrote:
We will try our best. And as Stuart says we
don’t have access to
reasonably priced kosher or halal service for those.
I find that an odd statement, where from my perspective halal is the
norm. I live in the East End of London, less than 10 km from Wikimania
in Barbican in 2014. Tesco (at Bromley by Bow) has opened a meat counter
in recent years that is 100% halal. All the "chicken shops" in area
halal, and I believe that local butchers are exclusively halal. My
knowledge ends there, since I am a vegetarian.
It will be different in other part of London, and other parts of the
World...
When in Rome?
Gordo
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