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‘Win It’ Wednesday: PETA Tumbler and Porcelain Coffee Cup

Published by PETA Staff.
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A new day, a slew of choices to be made: To be or not to be? Tempeh or tofu? Coffee cup or tumbler? That last one happens to involve this week’s prizes:

 

PETA cups

 

Two winners will score PETA’s ceramic coffee cup and two will walk away with a PETA reusable tumbler. How can you win? Just let us know what animal-friendly beverage you’ll be filling your cup with. Personally, I’m an iced soy vanilla latte girl. Do you need coffee, black? Maybe you’ll be filling your tumbler with orange soda. Whatever it is, let us know. We’ll pick two winners for each cup, so please let us know if you want a tumbler or a mug. The people who leave the most thirst-inducing comments will win.

Before you have a go, here’s the fine print: The contest ends on April 7, 2010, and we’ll pick the winners on April 9, 2010. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you’re agreeing to both by commenting.

Good luck!

Written by Karin Bennett

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