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Tulsa Mac Down — Presented by Vegan Outreach!
Vegan Outreach is thrilled to present Tulsa Mac Down! Join us for a delicious afternoon celebrating all things mac n’ cheese.

📍 Location: Herman and Kate Kaiser, YMCA, 5400 S Olympia Ave, Tulsa, OK 74107
📅 Date: Saturday, January 31st
🕐 Time: 12:00pm-2:00pm

Come sample a variety of creative, mouthwatering vegan mac n’ cheese dishes made by talented local chefs! Attendees will taste and vote to decide who will take home the title of Best Vegan Mac in Tulsa!

🎟️ Tickets: Will be available to purchase in Janauary.
Sign up for our ticket waitlist on our website: tinyurl.com/mactulsa
We’re still welcoming volunteers, vendors, and sponsors!Interested? Contact:📧 sarahh@veganoutreach.org📞 916-572-4406

👨‍🍳 Chefs Competing: TBA
Think your mac can win? 🍽️Submit your chef application on our webiste.
Check out our website for more info: tinyurl.com/mactulsa

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