Sophomore Dylan Kinder and his mother ran the hit Australia stand, which had people coming back for more sausage rolls
Sophomore Jackson Pakbaz at work, running his family’s New Zealand stand
Michele Lamourt, mother of sophomore James Haley, running the stand dedicated to Puerto Rico. Lamourt shared a delicious mix of rice and peas
Sophomore Sanjay Dastidar and his mother ran the India stand, handing out curry chicken and naan.
The festival was serenaded by the music of a Mariachi Band, brought in by the patrons of the Mexico stand.
Juniors Jermey Stroh and Austin Varga enjoying all the different foods they have been able to try in the afternoon.
The Russia stand had two set ups, one to show Russian dishware, and the other passing out cups of Russian soda
Students from the intermediate school came to experience this festival and try all the food
Junior Betsy Neal, junior Ella Thompson, and junior Jackie Rappold enjoying food from the Nigeria and Puerto Rico stands
Students from the lowest division, the Lower School were invited to come try new foods
The Brazilian stand had a couple different foods one hit food was their chocolate coconut desserts
Junior Ella Ziegler having fun talking to the patron of the British Stand
This festival was open to all, and families were able to bring their young ones to enjoy the food.
A long-shot of the International Food Festival, which took place under the sails between the middle and upper schools.
International Food Festival brings the heat
January 30, 2024
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George Frano, Staff Writer
George Frano is a sophomore in his first year on the Gauntlet, as a staff writer. His favorite color is purple, he has a dog named Myca, and plays soccer and video games. His favorite movies are Asteroid City and the Seven Samurais.