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7th March 2018
03:38pm GMT

The recipe for the cake includes 'butter' and 'large eggs', both of which are not vegan, but also have nothing to do with the print on the front of the shirt.
The recipe is, instead, promoting the clothing label as opposed to a plant-based diet.
However, many people on Twitter were unimpressed that a label claiming to support veganism would allow a recipe including non-vegan items to appear on its T-shirt.
https://twitter.com/trinityrose87/status/970627975896018945
https://twitter.com/siobhancooke16/status/970619090523049984
https://twitter.com/nikmishin/status/970354668713988098
https://twitter.com/planetstraight/status/971404403507949569
However, others were simply happy that the vegan diet was being promoted by a high street clothing store.
They thanked Topshop for recognising that a plant-based diet was something to be proud of.
https://twitter.com/allanimalrights/status/968618023182569473
https://twitter.com/_just_becca/status/963466123109916674
https://twitter.com/livekindlyco/status/970169485524058113
https://twitter.com/bethieeboo/status/970235570185211904Explore more on these topics:

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