Would you be considered vegetarian if you don't eat any meat, but still eat eggs?!
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Yes, you would. Most vegetarians still eat dairy products and eggs. They would be considered Lacto-ovo vegetarian (the "correct term").
Yes.
Because eggs aren't meat. They aren't fertilized... they're an expulsion, like milk. In western terms, a Vegetarian is an Ovo-Lacto-Vegetarian, where as a Vegan doesn't eat anything produced by animals.
Eggs can be harvested ethically.
Eggs are fine for vegetarians. It's just all types of meat (including chicken and fish) that vegetarians avoid. Also, slaughter by products (gelatin, animal rennet, lard, etc)
Yes.
A person who eats no meat but eats dairy is a lacto-vegetarian.
A person who eats no meat but eats eggs is an ovo-vegetarian.
A person who eats no meat but eats dairy and eggs is a lacto-ovo vegetarian.
Yep, as we've answered a million and one times before. http://vegetarian.about.com/od/glossary/…
Ovo-vegetarian eats eggs but no dairy
Lacto-ovo vegetarian eats eggs and dairy
Vegan eats no animal products
Ovo-vegetarian=vegetarian who eats eggs and egg products.
Lacto-vegetarian=vegetarian who eats dairy.
Pescatarian=vegetarian who eats fish/seafood.
So yes, you can eat eggs and be considered vegetarian.
Yes, you would be considered an ovo-vegetarian (or lacto-ovo vegetarian if you also consume dairy).
Lacto-ovo vegetarian since birth
Yes, I would consider that to be a vegetarian.
Yes. They are called Ovo-Vegitarians.
Yes - there are many types of vegetarians.