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NEW YORK (AP) — Manhattan's skyline never looked so appetizing.
The famed skyline was rendered in a vegetable sculpture Wednesday as part of an award given by an animal welfare group.
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals declared New York the nation's most vegan-friendly city. Actor Alan Cumming was on hand for a City Hall presentation and praised the city's commitment to vegan restaurants.
PETA commissioned the vegetable skyline, complete with a Chrysler Building made of radishes.
Several City Council members also attended the presentation. One suggested the council adopt "Meatless Mondays" at City Hall to highlight healthy eating.
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