why milk is vegiterious food and egg is non-vegiterious food?

Answer 1

An egg was a life, milk is a product of life.
Non-milk is vegan, not vegetarian.

Answer 2

Milk, cheese,etc. is not vegetarian. I think that you will find that true vegetarianism originally did not include eggs or dairy, no animal stuff period. Ethics was also, always part of the original picture.
It was the business and corporate concerns (restaurants,food & agri companies, etc.) that diluted vegetarianism for convenience and their own monetary gains and along with those wanting to appear more environmentally and ethically conscientious, politically correct, etc.. Hence , a need to distinguish from all the pseudo versions, lacto-- and ovo- vegetarians etc., so vegan was created. And , out of necessity, vegan became a more pure branch , beyond food ,by also not using any animal products.

It is simple- you are either vegetarian or not, you either eat animal or not. There is no in between.

Answer 3

ovo-lacto vegetarians eat milk and eggs but no animal corpses. vegans eat no animal products, including mild or eggs. I have never seen milk and eggs separately defined.

Answer 4

~both are vegiterious foods... but some vegetarians eat dairy and eggs and others (vegans) do not. They are both the same.~

Answer 5

kill or not.
An egg could have been a chick.
Milk is just milk though some veggies also don't drink milk unless it is Soymilk.

Answer 6

Who told you that?

The most common form of vegetarianism is a lacto-ovo vegetarian that will consume egg and dairy.

Answer 7

The eggs that you buy in the supermarket are not fertilized, it can never be a chicken!

Answer 8

Its not if it comes from an animal, soy milk is veggie.

Answer 9

You don't have to kill the cow to get it's milk.

Answer 10

Both are "vegiterious" (vegetarian) food, they're not vegan...