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Win It Wednesday: ‘No Animals in Here’ Lunch Bag

Published by PETA Staff.
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School isn’t all bad—we promise! (And please keep reading even if you aren’t a student.) School provides a great opportunity to show your friends and teachers the benefits of a vegan diet.

You can also send out a positive message for animals (and the environment) by taking your lunch to school in PETA’s “No Animals in Here” lunch bag. This “Win It Wednesday,” you can snag a bag of your own just by sharing your fave vegan lunch idea with us. The idea that makes our mouths water the most will win. Need inspiration? See VeganLunchBox.blogspot.com.

Haven’t set foot in school since Nixon was president? Don’t worry. You’re eligible to win too—just tell us the best vegan lunch to pack for work or for sitting at the senior center.The contest ends on September 22, 2010, and we’ll select the winners on September 24, 2010. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you’re agreeing to both by commenting.

 

No Animals in Here

 

Written by Heather Moore

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