What food is there at Parklife 2022 and how much is it going to cost you?

So the Manchester Evening News is now on site at Parklife, and yes of course set-times are important, but so is how much your fuel is going to cost to keep you going until the headliners. We just want to make sure that you’re not still peckish when 50 Cent comes on.

Parklife 2022 has arrived and while set-times are important, so is how much your fuel is going to cost to keep you going until the headliners. After all, you don't want to be peckish right when 50 Cent comes on.

With all that in mind, we're highlighted just some of the best food options and the prices involved this year. The offers include spicy macaroni cheese, vegan steak burgers, and - wait for it - pear and grape pizza.

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Those looking to branch out could divulge in a bit of Thai, or even a mezze tray featuring all kinds of meat, cheese and Mediterranean delights. Here's our recommendations.

Crooked K’s Macaroni

Macaroni of all stripes from Crooked K’s, with their signature three cheese sauce and more toppings than you could shake a glo-stick at. There’s chilli cheese, smoky bacon, ‘Good Cop Bad Cop’ (with stuffed breaded jalapenos) and the ‘Fresh Prince’, with breaded prawns and chipotle may. Prices range from £10 for the basic up to £12 for your fancy options.

Wrap Up Burritos

A whole host of Mexican wraps on offer here from Wrap Up. The Pedro’s Chicken has chicken breast strips, with grilled peppers, cheddar, sour cream, jalapenos, salsa and aromatic rice. There’s a Five Bean Chilli (both vegan and veggie), the Chilli Beef and the Herbie’s Halloumi, and the prices range from £12.50 up to £14 for the Macho Burrito, which has everything.

New York Slice

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