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Adelaide’s Staazi & Co – already renowned in South Australia for its plant-based ‘lamb’ yiros – has been named one of 10 top vegan food trucks around the world in a new guide to vegan-friendly travel.
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The former East End Yiros shopfront on the eastern end of Grenfell Street will soon become the short-term home of Adelaide’s finest purveyor of vegan Greek food – Staazi & Co.
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