Mission: Did Your Food Have a Face?

Posted by Calvin on January 06, 2025

Want to inspire as many friends, relatives, and community members as possible to stop eating animal-derived foods? Keep reading for a super-creative way to make them realize their food had a face. Spoiler: Things are about to get a lot more personal. 😶

“Your Food Had a Face”

You can help change others’ minds about eating animal-derived foods like meat, eggs, and dairy. Draw a pair of eyes on a piece of paper or use googly eyes and write a note saying, “Your food had a face.”  

Then, following your thirst for adventure, put this note on an animal-based food in your fridge or at a store. You know that this will spark others’ air sign sense of curiosity when they see it. Billions of animals are tortured and slaughtered for food every year—their screams unheard and faces unseen. But by showing others that their food had a face, you can help reduce the number of animals used for food and let them live in peace with their loved ones.

But Why?

All sentient beings have unique personalities, feel pain, and deserve to live—and have a face. After reading your piece of paper, nonvegans will realize that the flesh in that package was once a live animal with thoughts and feelings of their own. They’ll probably be way more likely to start choosing bussin’ vegan food instead. Eating another being whose life was destroyed sounds pretty unappetizing.

How to Earn peta2 Points

For thinking critically about how to stop others from eating animal-derived foods and taking that adventurous leap, you deserve some peta2 points in our Rewards Program. 😏 Just follow these instructions and you’ll be step closer to getting sweet merch like a free magnet, laptop sleeve, or crewneck:

1. Draw a set of eyes—you can make them sad or angry or get creative with them—or use googly eyes and write a note saying, “Your food had a face.”

2. Tape the eyes and the note to any animal-derived food that your family has in the kitchen or that you see at a store.

3. Take a picture of your work and submit it for 25 peta2 points. (Heads-up: You’ll only be awarded points for taking this action once.)

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