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San Francisco's Sunny Vibrations Vegan Food Truck Among PETA's Top Five Picks

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Meatless Shish Kabobs and Pizza Burger Help Make Restaurant-on-Wheels Number Three in the Nation

For Immediate Release:
April 21, 2011

Contact:
Kristin Richards 202-483-7382  

San Francisco — With the demand for meat-, dairy-, and egg-free cuisine at an all-time high, a proliferation of vegan-friendly food trucks cruising city streets has made healthy and humane food choices more convenient than ever. With that in mind, PETA has just completed its first-ever ranking of the top five vegan-friendly food trucks in the U.S., and San Francisco's Sunny Vibrations has grabbed third place.

"We give Sunny Vibrations—and all our winners—five big honks for helping to make delicious and animal-friendly vegan food more convenient than ever," says PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman. "Every vegan-friendly food truck that hits the streets helps more and more people get on the road to a more humane, healthy life."

Just catching the mouthwatering aroma wafting from the cheery yellow Sunny Vibrations truck, you know you're in for a treat. Entrées include perfectly grilled Veggie Ka-Bobs, a roasted eggplant and red pepper wrap, hearty meatless pizza burgers with dairy-free mozzarella, and a hot-from-the-skillet vegan stir-fry with brown ice.

Taking the top spot is The Cinnamon Snail in Hoboken, N.J., thanks to its Blue Corn Pancakes (with piñon butter and real maple syrup) and Korean Barbeque Seitan (served open-faced on a grilled tortilla slathered with chili butter, kimchi, and greens). Taking second place is Chicago's Ste Martaen & Soul Vegetarian Vegan Food Truck. Favorites include the Chicago Cheesesteak (filled with seitan and grilled poblano peppers and topped with vegan cheese sauce), the Basil Focaccia Sandwich (marinated and baked tofu, sliced dairy-free Ste Martaen cheese, and grilled red peppers and onions on fresh-baked basil focaccia bread), the carrot cake, and the chocolate mousse. Rounding out the select mobile quintet is Seabirds in Orange County, Calif., which offers a beer-battered avocado taco and barbecue veggie burger, and Like No Udder in Warwick, R.I., which features vegan versions of old summer favorites, including a chocolate–peanut butter shake, a root beer float, and vanilla and chocolate soft-serve ice cream.

For more information, please visit PETA.org or click here.


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