There have been many controversies about whether eggs are vegetarian or non-vegetarian. I would sincerely like to know if they are veg or non-veg. I keep having and hearing arguments on this topic and I am extremely confused and don't know what to believe.
Eggs can be both vegitarian and non-vegitarian.
See, the thing is, if the egg has been fertilized by a rooster, then the egg would be non-vegitarian because, in this case, the egg would hatch a new chick if a hen where to hatch it. Mostly, a hen most likely would hatch a fertilized egg. There's another case where a hen gives an egg that has not received fertilization from a rooster. In this case, the hen would not even try to hatch the egg. This egg would have no potential of giving birth to a new chick.