3607 Georgia Ave, NW
From EatsPlace:
“Starting July 16th and every Saturday through December, come get burgers, fries and shakes.
Make Saturdays your cheat day with 3 Twisted Vegans. Healthy vegan fast food will do your body and spirit good! 5:00 – 10:00PM. Walk-ins, no reservations.”
OUR STORY
“3 Twisted vegans was brought about by 22 year old African American triplets by the name of Rhoni, Rhone’t and Rhoneika Jacobs from DC. The girls decided to make a major change in their life and go vegan literally overnight.
This change was not the easiest but with head chef Rhoneika’s skills and the creativity of the three ladies combined, they started transforming their once carnivorous ways into eye catching and innovative herbivorous dishes that onlookers wouldn’t believe was vegan. With the new found lifestyle and their health improving drastically, the girls were dying to share their recipes and delicious meals to the public wanting everyone to experience this because it was just too good to keep in their kitchen anymore and with that 3 Twisted Vegans was born. The girls have three simple goals that will surely plummet their humble local business to the first vegan empire that the entire world has ever seen. First is to break every stereotype that the public has of what vegan is and what it is not. There is nothing set in stone that this or that can not be vegan and the girls will surley prove that. Secondly is to make vegan food look as familiar and convenient to the point where non vegans reject the traditional fast food chains and go with the vegan indulgences instead. The average consumer is on the go and loves to stay in its comfort zone in terms of food so the girls are all set to tackle the lunch crowd all while giving better but familiar alternatives. Last but not least 3 Twisted Vegans wants the world to know that there is no boundaries to what vegans can do. If McDonalds, Sonic or Burger King can do it, they can do it better and you will soon learn that when you taste their food. 3 Twisted Vegans may be only local for know but be on the lookout because they will be taking over the vegan world..they guarantee that.”
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