Meatout Mondays Newsletter
FARM Media
Halloween cooking doesn't have to be a terror… for you or animals!
These delicious creepy crawlies are made with animal-friendly ingredients: dark
chocolate, peanut butter and fried noodles. Yum! So indulge your sweet tooth
with these decadent treats and share the compassion.
Ingredients:
1½ cups (7-8 oz.) dairy-free chocolate
2-3 cups (up to 4 oz.) plain fried
noodles (try LaChoy)
1-2 Tbs. crunchy peanut butter
Directions:
- Melt the chocolate and peanut butter together (check out melting tips here).
- Stir in noodles until they're covered in chocolate.
- Drop spoonfuls of the mixture onto a cookie sheet.
- Let stand in refrigerator for about 15 minutes and serve.
Find this and more vegan Halloween recipes, click here!
No
time to make your own treats? Check out the VegNews Guide to Vegan
Candy!
Treat yourself to
decadent vegan goodies for Halloween! The Vegetarian Site offers a wide selection of cruelty-free treats
like gourmet fudge brownies by Boston Cookies. They’re chewy and fudgy, just
like fresh out of the even. The Vegetarian Site is an extensive online store that features
cruelty-free personal care products, leather-free footwear and accessories,
discounted books, organic fair trade chocolate goodies and much more.
Shop until the end of October and 10% of sales (not just profits) will be donated to FARM (Farm Animal Rights Movement). Make a purchase today or tomorrow to support Meatout Mondays and our other campaigns working to improve public health, protect the environment and save animals.
Shop for vegan treats at www.VegetarianSite.com!
If you’re thinking of sipping on a glass of cow’s milk to wash down
your Halloween goodies, you might want to reconsider. Major studies linking milk
and prostate cancer have appeared in medical journals since the 1970s. Two of
six cohort studies (research studies following groups of people over time) found
increased risk with higher milk intakes. Five studies comparing cancer patients
to healthy individuals found a similar association. One of these, conducted in
northern Italy, found that frequent dairy consumption could increase risk by two
and one-half times.
In 1997, the World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research concluded that dairy products should be considered a possible contributor to prostate cancer. And yet another major study surfaced in April 2000 pointing to a link between dairy and prostate cancer: Harvard’s Physicians’ Health Study followed 20,885 men for 11 years, finding that having two and one-half dairy servings each day boosted prostate cancer risk by 34 percent, compared to having less than one-half serving daily.
To read the full article, visit www.PCRM.org!
Where can you find vegan doughnuts, banana chocolate chip muffins,
oatmeal raisin cookies and smiling faces? At Baltimore’s Vegan Bake Sale, Charm City style! Each month the Humane
League of Baltimore (HLB) participates in the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale, an
international campaign to spread vegan sweets and compassion for animals. The
recent bake sale raised funds to help the Eastern Shore Sanctuary and Education Center settle in to
their new nest in Vermont!
HLB is a non-profit organization working in the Baltimore area to expose and end animal cruelty and promote compassionate, healthy and environmentally responsible living. Their participation in the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale is just one of many ways the group gets active to help animals.
Find out more about HLB at www.BaltimoreAnimalRights.com!
Thanks for reading this week's issue of Meatout Mondays! Share the veggie love with your friends and family... forward this e-mail or sign them up!
.jpg){kind=small} |
 |
.jpg){kind=small}
.jpg){kind=small}
Meatout Mondays
is published each week by:
FARM - Farm Animal Rights Movement
10101
Ashburton Lane Bethesda, MD 20817
in...@meatoutmondays.org
