Vegetarian queerie...?!
Answers: ok so obviously vegetarians dont eat meat, so where do they stand when it comes 2 eating eggs?..just curious anyone no, are u a veggie and do u eat eggs..all thought please
I'm vegan so I dont eat or drink any eggs or dairy. I believe both animals suffer equally check out http://nocagedeggs.com/ and watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UegLXD4r...
and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4g5Id0so...
Lacto-ovo vegetarianism
NO red meat, fish or poultry
Eats dairy and eggs
Lacto vegetarianism
NO red meat, fish, poultry OR eggs
Eats dairy
Ovo vegetarianism
NO red meat, fish, poultry OR dairy
Eats eggs
Veganism
NO red meat, fish, poultry OR dairy, eggs, honey or any other animal by product.
Note: Pescetarians, Pollotarians and Flexitarians are NOT real vegetarians, they are simply are categories of omnivores.
Ha ha! Love that, "queerie." What are you trying to say about veggies?
Its all personal choice really.
I would eat eggs because I drink milk, which undoubtedly causes much more suffering to the animal - so unless you go completely vegan - its a personal choice.
There are certain type of people that do not eat.
Vegans - who eat no animal product incl milk, eggs, cheese etc,
It is called a Lacto Vegetarian who does not eat eggs, but does eat other dairy products
Ignore all of the above, didnt read the question all the way through.
My OH is a veggie, the only thing he does not eat is meat, poultry or fish. We do buy free range eggs now.
People eat what they like... A vegan does not eat any animal products at all,but a vegetarian does not eat any animal flesh.Some people just eat fish and not meat, they are not vegetarian,just not meat eaters. It is all personal taste and preference.
There are different categories of vegetarianism. There are those who don't eat any meat except fish, or eggs, or milk, etc. Although technically, they aren't vegetarian if they did eat those right? But anyway, they're still under the vegetarian name. I'm a lacto-ovu vegetarian myself, meaning I consume milk and eggs. I keep it to a minimum though.
Thats a Vegan that doesn't eat eggs dairy or any products that comes from an animals
Yes i am avegetarian and do not eat egg or egg products
Vegetarians are people who dont eat( or, as in my case, dont like) meat. I do eat eggs. The classification you are looking for is Vegan
It's a personal choice. Some do and some don't. It also depends on your reason for adopting a vegetarian lifestyle. I eat eggs and drink milk.
its vegans that dont eat eggs and dairy products, vegetarians just dont eat meat
Well the answer to your query would be that technically you wouldn't be a vegan I guess. But there is many different kinds of vegetarians but even though you may want to eat fish or eggs every once in a while its okay. Technically you can't label yourself a vegetarian but it doesn't make you an unhealthy person in doing so.
Um if the vegetarian was also a vegan then he/she wouldn't eat eggs. But if he/she was just a vegetarian they would eat eggs as everyone know that eggs eaten are not fertilised so they never where a chick or animal!
vegetarians do eat eggs. it's vegans that don't eat eggs because they don't eat animal produce. eggs aren't fertalised anyway so it isn't actually killing an animal.
I'm vegan and I don't eat eggs because a) I'm not interested in eating the reproductive excretions of a chicken, b) eggs are unbelievably unhealthy food, and c) egg farming contributes to animal suffering.
Layer chickens are packed into tiny cages almost their entire lives, never able to spread their wings, take dust baths, or socialize - all things they are naturally inclined to do. When laying chickens are spent, they are slaughtered to make McNuggets. So while technically egg harvesting doesn't cause a chicken's death, the practice contributes to unbelievable suffering.
So yeah, no eggs for me.
Commercial eggs are generally unfertilised and so you are not eating meat or killing an animal.
However, poultry must surely be the most abused of farm animals and many veggies ensure they but from small scale producers of eggs from genuinely free-range hens.
remember that to produce commercial eggs the hens are killed at about 10 months old compared to a natural life of up to 10 years. Also, all cockerals are killed once sexed - normally about 1 week old although many selective breeding programs reduce the number of cockerals.
If you intend eating eggs, the most creulty free way is to buy them from a local hobby farm or friend or keeps thier own free-range hens.
I'm veggie, i eat eggs from my own hens, and i dont eat dairy. If the girls stop laying, so be it, i do without and I do nothing to encourage them to continue laying ( exta lights, layers pellets etc ). I just provide them with clean housing, food and water, the rest is up to them. if the choose not to lay, they are will stil be lookd after as well as the most prolific layers, will not be put down once they have laid thier 200 (or so ) eggs.
We sell the surplus from our gate and feed the village with eggs.
Query?? or Queery as in my brother and his friends.
I switch to and from veganism but when I am a vegan I don't eat eggs at all. I think you can get unfertilised ones, but if you were to eat good organic, free range eggs I think that would be okay.
iam a vegetarian, i dont eat fish, egg or egg products.but i drink milk and have cheese....
Personally I eat eggs because they are unfertilised, so the chicks couldn't have been born. It is the rearing of animals in such horrific conditions which led me to become a vegetarian, but as eggs were never born, I consider them to be okay.
However, I only buy free-range eggs so I know that the chickens that laid the eggs had a decent life. I would never ever buy eggs from a battery farm: to me that would be just as bad as eating factory-farmed chicken.
That's my opinion, anyway.