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I like everything, meat vegetables, fruit, etc. But I can easily make a meal off vegetables and not feel deprived.
Oh, okay thanks for bringing that up. I know I've heard of it before but I guess I accidentally clumped vegans and vegetarians together! Oops.Vegetarians also eat cheese, milk and eggs. However, vegans do not. As a vegetarian I personally try to avoid dairy but that's a personal choice.
lacto-ovo vegetarian: eats no meat, but will eat dairy products (milk, butter, cheese) and eggs. ovo-vegetarian: eats eggs, but no meat or dairy products.
Interesting that your whole family is vegetarian.I'm a vegetarian. My whole family are vegetarian so I've been one since (before) I was born. I'm not a vegan, but I'm not too keen on dairy products so I go for soy milk rather than cow juice.
I live with one very enthusiastic carnivorous husband who will eat anything, the weirder the better, and 22 cats who like to crunch up mice in front of me.
Also, some vegans will not eat sugar because they use bone char to process it. I was vegan for 12 years and it was very difficult for me because I have a real sweet tooth and I would not use sugar.Milk, cheese and eggs are considered part of some vegetarian diets although one could say they are animal by-products. Some vegetarians eliminate dairy from their diet and substitute almond milk, coconut milk, soy milk, rice milk. etc. Legumes and nuts are included in both vegetarian and vegan diets.
You mean Tequila?like agave nectar.