Is a vegan a vegertarian?!
Is a vegan a vegertarian?
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All vegans are vegetarians but not all vegetarians are vegans.
Yes, but a vegetarian is not necessarily a vegan.
Vegetarians don't eat meat. Vegans don't eat meat or any animal products.
Not as much for nutritional reasons as it is for the purpose of their intolerance of the slaughter of animals.
yes
yes. vegetarians dont eat any meat, but vegans dont eat meat or anything from animals ;)
a vegan is a vegertarian
a vegertarian might not be a vegan
A vegan is a vegetarian who does not consume any animal products such as eggs, cheese... you get the idea. They also don't wear any animal products such as leather...
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/vegan...
vegans are stricter vegatarians. I didn't know this until I had a vegan cookie. Wow that was dry. That don't eat butter or use milk or eggs. Nothing to do with animals or what they produce.
Yes, a vegan is a vegetarian, plus some.
A vegetarian won't eat meat (there's more sub groups, lacto-ovo, etc.)
A vegan will not eat or use any animal or animal by products (milk, leather, glue using hooves, etc.)
yes, but a vegetarian may not be a vegan
What no one has said is that vegans don't eat eggs, cheese things like that.
vegetarian=no meat
vegan=no meat,eggs,or dairy products
no. a vegan does not eat meat & dairy products (milk, eggs)
vegetarian does not only eat meat- that's me
yes of course a vegan is a vegetarian & more,no consumtion of any animal product.
I have the REAL answer to that question. A vegan is someone who doesn't eat any type of product from an animal. A vegetarian just doesn't eat meat. I hope that helped