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‘Win It’ Wednesday: Vegan Marshmallow Peepers

Published by PETA Staff.
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Vegan marshmallow peepers! That’s right, the sugary (but pig skin–laden) treats have taken the vegan leap thanks to Sweet and Sara’s Easter Chick & Bunny. They are the cruelty-free, must-have edible couple of the season:

 

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Want to call these confectionary cuties yours? Just tell us what excites you most about the upcoming arrival of spring—from extra-long walks with your animal companions to Easter-inspired month-long candy binges. We’re giving a bag of these peepers to the reader with the vision that most makes us crave March’s out-like-a-lamb end.

Enter by sharing your springtime hopes in the comments section. The contest ends on March 24, 2010, and we’ll pick the winner on March 26, 2010. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you’re agreeing to both by commenting. Good luck!

Written by Logan Scherer

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