Oscars 2023: Governors Ball menu features over 15 vegan options

Author: Liam Gilliver

Read Time:   |  8th March 2023


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Celebs attending the Governors Ball following this year's Oscars awards will be able to choose from a variety of vegan menu options, from Bao Buns to tacos.

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The Governors Ball menu has been revealed, and it features more than 15 vegan options.

Known as the official Oscars afterparty, the celeb-studded event will take place straight after the awards ceremony on March 12, attracting around 1,5000 guests.

Curated by renowned chef Wolfgang Puck, the banquet boasts an array of plant-based options for stars to enjoy.

In an interview with Good Morning America, Puck showcased the full menu, which consists of hors d’oeuvres, small plates, snacks and vegan desserts.

The Governors Ball – vegan menu

  • Mushroom Potsticker ‘Soup Dumplings’
  • English Pea Falafel with Pea Tendril
  • Hearts of Palm, Young Coconut, Cucumber, Avocado, Tapioca Chip
  • House Made “Ranch Dusted” Taco, Jackfruit Carnitas, Salsa Verde
  • Caramel Chili Flavored Popcorn
  • Braised Mushroom Tartare
  • Fresh Fruit Sushi and Sashimi, Coconut Rice
  • Soy Braised Mushroom Vegan Bao Buns
  • Dark Chocolate Bark in four different varieties
  • Red Velvet Whoopie Pies
  • Peach Pie ‘Purse’
  • Mango Passionfruit Sorbet
  • Raspberry Sorbet
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Vegan at the Oscars after party

Back in 2020, acclaimed actor Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly ordered a fully vegan meal for the Governors Ball.

Speaking to Hollywood Life about the upcoming Oscars party that year, Puck said: “I did the SAG Awards and Leo said, ‘What can you give me, something vegan?’

“He wanted vegan. We made a vegan pizza. He ate it so fast. He said, ‘Oh, can you bring another one?”… We’ll have it on deck on Sunday, for sure.”

However, Puck insists plant-based food at the event is nothing new.

“We always had vegan dishes,” the chef said. “We just never told anybody. We didn’t say, ‘Oh, we do vegan dishes’. We always had them.

“I never told anybody we do farm to table… Did I tell anybody? No. I just said it’s normal to get the best ingredients.”

Like many people, celebrities around the world are choosing compassion and going vegan. Find out which stars are vegan in our guide to vegan celebrities

Featured image credit: @elliottgrover/Instagram

Written by

Liam Gilliver

Liam is a journalist working for the Mirror, Daily Express, Daily Star and OK! Magazine. He's also the author of We're Worried About Him and has been published in the likes of The Independent, Huffington Post, and Attitude Magazine.

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