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Two Boots Debuts Vegan Pie For Vegan Month
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Garth Johnston
Published Nov 1, 2011
Modified Nov 1, 2011
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As you may or may not know, November is apparently Vegan Month and today is World Vegan Day. And while you may not have known it, that fact was not lost on the pizzaiolos over at Two Boots. The popular cornmeal pizza chain today has launched a new pie for November only: the "V For Vegan." Featuring Daiya non-dairy cheese, artichokes, shitakes, red onions, and a criss-cross of basil and red pepper pestos, it even sounds pretty tasty.
Curious, but not sure if you want to put down your good money on a vegan slice of 'za (it goes for $4 a pop), no worries! As EVGrieve notes today, the chain's Avenue A location will be giving out free slices tonight from 6 to 8 p.m.
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