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Meat Munchkins, Meet Your Vegan Match: Swedish Fish Sushi!
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 14, 2011
Modified Jun 14, 2011
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Vegans have seen your Meat Munchkins, carnivores, they have seen your Pop Tart sushi, and your pizza burger, too. And now they raise you one recipe for Cutie Fruity Sushi. Sure it sounds healthy, but basically it's a Rice Krispies treat adorned and wrapped in candy.
Prior to delivering the recipe, the Girlie Girl Army writes: "Get creative by cutting your favorite fruits, like kiwi or starfish, into shapes using cookie cutters." But then at some point the plan just all falls apart (assuming the plan was to make a somewhat healthy treat) and they just start slapping on Fruit by the Foot and Swedish Fish! (Yes, they're both vegan.)
Are the vegans coming to the dark side? Because this isn't your vegan grandmother's Peanut Butter Bomb cake! (Seriously, what is it with vegans and Peanut Butter Bomb cakes?)
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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