Does jell-o count as a meat?!
Does jell-o count as a meat?
Answers:
Yes. Jell-o contains gelatin. Gelatin is an animal protein obatined usually from pigs and cattle. Animals must be butchered in order for the gelatin to be harvested. Look for vegetarian jell-o-like products in a health food store. These are made with agar-agar, a sea vegetable by-product.
Only if you make it with eggs, nuts, and beans. You could make it with ham, chicken, or tuna and count it as meat for sure.
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NO
no, beef, chicken, turkey, and pork count as meats....yum!
Jello, no I would say it goes under fruit ........U need protein go for the beans...
Jello is made with gelatin, which is an animal by-product. If you are a vegetarian, you should not eat it. I don't know if that's what you're getting at?
you can`t be serious???ok...lets`s say it is ....it would be an altered tofu!!! why don`t you try making some and then fry it at a low heat for 20 minutes adding onions and green peppers?
u must be a young buck
Of course, especially if you're a veggie.
It's 100% gelatin, which is made out of boiled skin and bones. Check it out here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/gelatine...
no it is not. It does have pig's hooves [gelitin] in it but no meat. It is vegitarian, not vegan
Yep any products with gelatin!
well some is made of bones, u need to check which?
not really, it could be if you say animal bones are non-vegetarian, which is made to make the gelatin
It gets killed doesn't it ( the Pig ).