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by KindMeal.my
[-40%] Creative Delights at Piccolo Cafe Piccolo at Seri Kembangan serenades you with its artsy ambiance and musical mood. Featured meat-free delights include the superbly adorable Japanese Curry Panda Rice Set, Baked Cheese Rice, Big Breakfast Set & more!
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by KindMeal.my
Caffeine is a stimulant with some positive & negative effects. It makes most of us feel more alert, awake, and focused, but too much can also backfire. Here's what's really going on after you have a cuppa.
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by KindMeal.my
Other tasty offerings include Baked Macaroni, Nachos, Banoffee Pie, Brownies, and Sundae Ice-Cream. Enjoy up to 25% with KindMeal app:
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by Animal Equality
AMAZING NEW job opportunities to work for animals in India. Make your life's mission your job. More information here:
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by Animal Equality
After dialogue with Animal Equality, CIR Foods has announced a commitment to ban cages by the end of 2017. This new policy will impact the lives of tens of thousands of caged hens!
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by Compassion Over Killing
Just ONE WEEK left: Join COK's #CompassionCrew by Mon., July 31 & save 20% off your first vegan delivery order from Veestro! bit.ly/CompassionCrew
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by Compassion Over Killing
Grubhub just served up the news on which dishes are "dominating the first half of 2017"...and vegan orders are up by 19%! See which vegan foods topped the list:
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by Compassion Over Killing
DYK now-US Congressman Rep. Jamie Raskin inspired COK's first VegWeek campaign in 2009 when he said we can all protect the planet by choosing veg foods for at least one week a year? You can join Rep. Raskin at COK's DC VegFest 2017! We hope to see you on Sept. 2 in DC! RSVP & invite friends to join..
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by Compassion Over Killing
#MondayMotivation: Get the latest news in COK's Summer 2017 Compassionate Action magazine! Support to subscribe today: In this issue: Former COK investigator, Scott, tells all. We expose cruelty to lambs & cows, whip up VegWeek fun, and so much more!
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by Vegan.com
Being an effective activist means coming to terms with the fact that some people just won't spare an animal—no matter how much they know. Luckily, those people seem to be a shrinking minority.
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