Tofutti Cuties From PETA Beauties

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Firefighters in Hammonton, New Jersey, have been fighting fires in the Wharton State Forest since last Tuesday, saving not only the trees but also the animals who make the forest their home. We at PETA wanted to thank the brave men and women who are keeping the forest fire under control, so we sent them a refreshing treat—boxes of Tofutti Cuties (soy “ice cream” sandwiches), brought by friendly PETA beauties (ladies who … deliver “ice cream” sandwiches)!The smoke was too much of a hazard for our beauties to get too close, so the Tofutti Cuties were handed off to park officers to deliver to the firefighters (which I guess makes the park officers deputy PETA beauties!). The men who were directing traffic away from the fires also got to sample some delicious, cholesterol-free Tofutti Cuties. Judging by the pictures, it looks like the ladies brought the mint and chocolate varieties! (The chocolate just happens to be my favorite, so I’m trying to quell the feelings of jealousy here.)Check out photos of the ladies saying, “Thank you ‘soy’ much!” to the firefighters below. To learn how choosing dairy-free “ice cream” over the gross-out alternative saves your health and animals, visit MilkSucks.com

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Written by Amanda Schinke

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