If you're a pescetarian, are you allowed to eat chicken wings once in awhile?!
Answers: I know they're not fish but they're yummy...
If they are chicken of the sea wings....
Nope, i don`t think so.. :)
no.
No pescetarians do not eat any kind of poultry, ducks, chicken, fowl etc. Pescetarians are omnivores not vegetarians. Here is some more detailed info about the most common vegetarian diets.
Veganism
NO red meat, fish, poultry OR dairy, eggs, honey or any other animal by product. Veganism usually extends beyond just avoiding consuming animal products. It is a philosophical and or ethical point of view which, aims to minimize animal suffering by eliminating the use of all animal products such as leather, fur, wool and silk and avoiding products tested on animals.
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
Pescetarians, Pollotarians and Flexitarians are NOT vegetarians, they are are omnivores.
go head i wont tell
Nope, sorry....
No, chicken is not fish and a pescatarian is a fish eater. Why do you need a label huh? You don't need one at all, ever, for any reason.
by the definition of pescetarian, no, you're not allowed to.
but... what's stopping you? If you like chicken wings, and you feel like eating them (and it doesn't give you some sort of guilt complex) then go ahead! If you feel this conflicts with your pescetarianism, maybe you should choose a dietary plan that's less restrictive. Or you could say you're "mostly pescetarian" if you like.
Yeah while yer at it why dont you have a fat juicy steak?
chickens are probably the most mistreated animals on the face of earth i dunno why you would eat them, Fish are treated bad too........................................
dosent pescetarian mean you only eat fish? and no i'm pretty sure you cant. if you really want chicken wings maybe you should reconsider being pescetarian.
Hi.
No....you can't. A pescetarian is a person that is a vegetarian that eats fish....not chicken. A pollo vegetarian eats chicken and has a vegetarian diet even though I wouldn't consider that vegetarianism.
I hope this helps!!!!!!! =D
"are you allowed..."? I am not aware that people are not "allowed"to eat anything they want as long as it is legal. Is there a vegetarian police somewhere I am not aware of that will arrest me if I eat meat? I don't think so.
I believe that when it comes down to it you can eat whatever you want. Who cares about labels and conforming to someone else's ideals? If you like chicken wings and can live with that they're chickens then go ahead and enjoy them once and a while.
You're "allowed" to eat anything you want. It's not illegal to consume animal flesh. The reason most vegetarians abstain from eating animals is because they don't want to be a part of the violence that is in the meat and dairy industry. It's about removing yourself from that sort of thing if you don't believe in it. I don't believe in violence or torture or killing innocent creatures when I can survive without them. So I don't eat or use animal products.
Saying are you "allowed" to eat anything makes it seem like such a restriction, when to me becoming vegan has been the most mind opening experience of my life. It affects my treatment of others and my whole outlook on life and my relationship to my surroundings.
I'm allowed to eat anything I want, I just choose not to. And when you think of all the pain animals go through,(they are basically slaves for us) and open up your pallet to the HUGE variety of plant based foods out there, chicken becomes really unappetizing.
So it's your decision, but if you're considering eating meat maybe you should think about a little more about why you made the decision you made, and where you stand on the topic of human treatment of animals.
Pescetarians don't eat chicken but since pescetarian is a label without merit, why would it matter? If you choose to eat fish (animal flesh) but not healthy cuts of other meat (animal flesh) what exactly are you accomplishing that would merit a name?
No matter what your diet choice, you're "allowed" to eat anything you'd like. But your choices diet wise will qualify you as a vegetarian/vegan or a meat eater. Any more detailed designation really serves no purpose.