What's the diff. between vegetarian and vegan?!
What's the diff. between vegetarian and vegan?
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Vegetarian refers to a diet without meat, but that can include eggs and dairy products. Vegan refers to more of a belief system of not consuming or using animal products whenever possible and not supporting animal exploitation (i.e. rodeos, zoos, the circus). Vegans don't eat anything from an animal, they don't wear anything from an animal, and they don't use products made from animals. This isn't always possible, but veganism is more about what you can do to make a difference.
vegetarian is just you dont eat meat...vegan is you dont eat any animal products (like any meat, dairy products or eggs)
I believe a vegan diet is more strict that a vegetarian diet. Vegans don't eat meat but they also don't eat cheese, eggs, etc. ...basically they avoid anything that somehow came from an animal.
Vegetarians eat no meat (usually). Vegans eat no animal products (no milk, eggs, honey etc.)
a vege just dosn't eat meat while A vegan dosn't eat or use any animal products
Vegans are more self-delusional than vegetarians.
vegetarians protest the use of eating meat. this includes chicken, cows, pork, fish... there are more specified types of vegetarian that use the prefixes pesco meaining eats fish pollo meaning eats chicken, ovo meaning eggs and lacto meaning milk. you can use any of the following prefixes to vegetarian with a dash in between, but if you eat fish or chicken, most vegetarians will not be very nice to you...
veganism dont eat any meat produtcts as well as milk eggs and honey