Veggie Dog Giveaway Heats Up 4th of July Weekend in Western Massachusetts

Nathan Runkle July 11, 2011

New Englanders learned a thing or two about the benefits of making healthy, humane food choices over the 4th of July weekend, thanks to dedicated MFA volunteers who hosted a free vegan hotdog giveaway in Northampton, Massachusetts.

Sampling fat-free Smart Dogs and receiving literature on the ills of modern day factory farming, folks of all ages got a lesson in compassion, while still enjoying the flavors they love!
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“This is the first time I have tried soy protein – and it is tasty!” said one gleeful sampler.
“These are great!” cheered another.
Feed-ins like these are perfect for introducing the public to tasty vegan food.
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