In a small but meaningful way, with each bite you take of delicious Vegan Treats we are one step closer to a more ethical and humane way of living. Vegan Treats follows the cruelty-free path and satisfies both the palate and the conscience, inextricably linking the business of dessert with the ethics of caring about animals.ĭanielle always says, “Compassion starts with your fork”. And there’s really nothing tasty about aiding in the destruction of our environment for dessert. Older kids can do more advance patterns- yellow. Younger kids can start with simple 2 color patterns- purple, white, purple, white.etc. Emphasizing that they inhabit Earth with us, not for us.Ĭlearly, there’s nothing appetizing about the needless suffering of billions of animals a year for their flesh, milk, eggs and other byproducts. You can do this activity a number of ways, but an easy, no-prep way to start is to hand out a pile of candy hearts and start a patterns yourself with them then allow your child to continue the pattern on.

While her desserts have earned her many awards and a lot of national and international recognition, Danielle’s main motivation remains in helping animals. In fact, the very lucky residents throughout the Tri-State area as well as surrounding areas of Washington, DC, anxiously await her deliveries at local restaurants and cafes each week. YEAH RIGHT! Vegan Treats founder, Danielle Konya, blew that dessert fallacy out of the water long ago with the creation of her first Peanut Butter Bomb cake.įor the last twenty years, her desserts have won the hearts of pretty much everyone with functioning taste buds. We all know that ethical and compassionate eating is all about sacrifice.

Boxes of candy hearts