PETA Swings At MasterChef With ‘Accurate Apron’ And Calls Out ‘Australia’s appetite for flesh’

PETA Swings At MasterChef With ‘Accurate Apron’ And Calls Out ‘Australia’s appetite for flesh’

Animal right’s group PETA has picked Network 10’s MasterChef as it’s latest target in it’s quest to end the harming of animals.

The group has written to the show’s producers suggesting that the series add new “accurate aprons” which “reflect the impact of the show’s relentless promotion of flesh-based meals on animals and the planet”.

Included in the letter is an artist’s impression of the new apron design, featuring blood spatter, bloodied handprints, scorch marks, and a “D” for “DisasterChef” in place of the “M” for “MasterChef”.

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