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The carcass-cooking food trucks that
signed up for the barbecue competition at D.C.'s Meat Week got thoroughly
smoked—by a pig, a cow, and some meat-free meatballs.
PETA members and their costumed
counterparts set out to give Meat Week attendees some flesh-free options, but
as it turned out, meat-free was the only way to be: The food truck chefs couldn't
handle the cold temperatures and retreated inside. The iron-fueled vegans,
however, stayed out to greet passersby and share the secret behind their resilience:
The event's organizers might not have
been outside handing out meat, but they did have to hand it to our dedicated
demonstrators. And in return, the PETA members offered the organizers a taste
of compassionate fare that hopefully left them feeling a little warmer toward
animals.
2013-02-05 08:30:31