Assertion: vegetarian | /r/CapableOf | eat egg
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Can Vegetarians Eat Eggs?
text: In terms of ethics, vegetarians are opposed to killing animals for food, but consider it acceptable to consume animal by-products such as milk and eggs, as long as the animals are kept in adequate conditions.
text: but they allow dairy products and eggs.
text: or “Do vegetarians eat eggs?
text: Most vegetarians eat animal products like eggs and dairy but avoid meat and fish.
text: While vegetarians still eat dairy and eggs, vegans remove any and all animal byproducts and foods that involve animals in their processing methods.
text: And for vegetarians who eat dairy and eggs, there are even more protein options available, including eggs, milk, cheese, yogurt and cottage cheese.
text: According to terminology, you're an "ovo-vegetarian," that is, a vegetarian who eats eggs.
text: If someone has normal choline requirements and a fortunate assortment of genes, it’s possible to stay choline-replete on a vegan diet (and certainly as a vegetarian who eats eggs).
text: Lacto-ovo vegetarians (or simply "vegetarians") eat dairy products and eggs, but vegans do not eat any animal-derived foods.
text: Semi- or partial vegetarian : These vegetarians eat plant foods and may eat chicken or fish, dairy products, and eggs.
text: : These vegetarians eat plant foods and may eat chicken or fish, dairy products, and eggs.
text: It’s also worth noting that PETA, who tends to take a hardline stance on things, suggests that vegetarians do eat eggs, while vegans don’t.
text: Pesco-vegetarian, or vegetarians who make the exception to include fish in their diets, saw a 19% lower mortality rate as compared to non-vegetarians, according to the study, whereas lacto-ovo-vegetarians (vegetarians who eat eggs and non-vegetarian dairy products) saw a 9% lower mortality rate than non-vegetarians.
text: Typically, a vegetarian does not eat meat, poultry or fish, but does eat eggs and dairy products.
text: But vegans can feel the most superior, pumping out 25 per cent less emissions than vegetarians, who still eat eggs and dairy.
text: Vegetarians eat some beans, pulses, eggs and other proteins
text: However, while vegetarians tend to consume dairy products and eggs, a vegan avoids all animal products, including eggs and dairy, and often inedible animal-based products, such as leather, wool, and silk.
text: While vegetarians still consume dairy and eggs, vegans avoid any and all animal byproducts.
text: Keep in mind that a vegan is different than a vegetarian, who is someone who avoids all animal meats, but will usually consume eggs and dairy products.
text: Vegans are different from vegetarians, who may consume eggs, dairy and/or fish.
text: This is true even compared to the planning required of other vegetarians who consume dairy or eggs.
text: Vegetarians do not eat any meat or fish but do consume animal products like eggs and dairy.
text: But while many vegetarians still consume some animal products, like dairy and eggs, vegans pass on them all—even honey (which is produced by bees) and gelatin (a common thickener used in packaged foods, which is made from the bones and skin of farm animals).
text: Vegetarians allow eggs and dairy but excludes meat, fish, and poultry Lacto-vegetarian: allows dairy but excludes eggs, meat, fish, and poultry
text: Vegetarians allow dairy but excludes eggs, meat, fish, and poultry Ovo-vegetarian: allows eggs but excludes dairy, meat, fish, and poultry