Can I Still Be Vegan and Eat/Drink....?!
eggs
butter
and i know i have to stay agay from gelatin because its ...(melted skin and animal bones?)i think thats right)
is there any other things i have to stay away from
please if theres somethings i should know please write them down becuase as of today i'm ready to become a vegan.
Answers: milk
eggs
butter
and i know i have to stay agay from gelatin because its ...(melted skin and animal bones?)i think thats right)
is there any other things i have to stay away from
please if theres somethings i should know please write them down becuase as of today i'm ready to become a vegan.
I think you're a vegetarian. It's okay to eat and drink all that. If you're a vegetarian then you usually don't eat meat, or eat eggs
( optional, I don't eat it because that's killing an animal), or gelatin. Things that's killing someone. But you can buy stuff like jello without gelatin, and for cake you can add apple sauce. But it's optional, some people I know are vegetarians and still eat eggs and gelatin, so you can choose if you want to eat it or not. Here are some websites with vegetarian recipes:
http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/Everyday-C...
http://vegweb.com/
http://vegkitchen.com/
http://www.ivu.org/recipes/
http://www.webvalue.net/recipes/
Here are some definitions that could also help you:
Vegetarian:
a person who does not eat or does not believe in eating meat, fish, fowl, or, in some cases, any food derived from animals, as eggs or cheese, but subsists on vegetables, fruits, nuts, grain, etc.
Vegan: a vegetarian who omits all animal products from the diet.
Refers to a vegetarian who eats no animal products or animal by-products (dairy, eggs) and uses no animal products (fur, silk, wool) or skin ...
Hope I could Help!
stay away from sauces and other things made with Bases... like Chicken Base ect. Lots of places put Base in things you would never know about... just ask your server
erm, i don't see how you can call yourself vegan if you're drinking/eating that stuff. but i guess it depends on how far you're willing to go, or what you define vegan as.
to my understanding Vegans eat no milk, dairy, egg, gelatin, nothing that had a face, came from something that had a face. this is the more restrictive form of vegetarianism. you can get some reading material at a health food /natural food store. Mother Earth, Whole Foods, or Natural Eats. Good luck in your quest.
Vegans cannot eat milk, eggs, butter, butterfat, whey, casein, L-Cysteine, albumen, egg whites, milkfat, gelatin, lard, glycerin (from animal sources), disodium inosinate/disodium guanylate, isinglass, lecithin (unless it's plant based), lactose, lactic acid (unless it's plant based), or any other thing from an animal.
These are some of the more common non-vegan ingredients. For more listings look here: http://www.vegfamily.com/lists/animal-in...
Vegans do not use or consume any animal products, vegetarians do not consume flesh foods, vegans also avoid dairy and eggs as well as fur, leather, wool, down, and cosmetics or chemical products tested on animals. I would suggest you do some research before making this life changing decision.
no then u wud be a vegitarian
If you want to be a vegan, you should avoid any products that come from anything that had a mother.
That is the easy way I know to figure it all out.
Bees had a mother... if you take their honey, you are taking their hard work, *and* you are eating their vomit (yuck)
Eggs had a mother
Cows had a mother, so you should not eat anything made from any cow product, including milk.
No, vegans do not eat, use, wear or otherwise consume anything of animal origin whatsoever. You can be a *vegetarian* and eat eggs and dairy, but not vegan. Other slaughter byproducts that you want to avoid as a vegetarian are lard, beef tallow, meat broths, and rennet (used to coagulate some cheeses.)
being vegan means that you don't consume or use animals or animal by-products, so if you eat milk, eggs, and butter, you are not vegan.
vegans don't eat milk eggs or butter. vegetarions do though.
umm .. milk, eggs and butter are all animal products ..
you wouldn't exactly be a quintessential vegan, now, would you?
try vegitarian first. or a mix of both. you dont seem to know a whole lot about this. you should work your way there. but no you cant. not if you are vegan. organic foods. that is it. no animal bi-products.
vegitarians can eat milk eggs and butter though
no
ONE! if u are trying to b vegan then you cant eat ANY animal products. that INCLUDES milk, butter, eggs,honey, meat, ect. the term your looking for is vegitarianisum. like me. Thats where you eat anything they dont have to muder the animal for.
Two! stay away from these things....
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