what is the diffence between a vegan and a vegetarian?

Answer 1

Vegetarians can eat anything which does not require the animal to be dead first. This allows milk and eggs and their by-products, and rules out all meats and fish, gelatin, some colourings and flavourings, and anything which requires the use of dead-animal by-products (eg most wines as gelatin is used to "clear" them).

Vegans can eat only non-animal products - nothing from animals, dead or alive. So they will have no meat or fish, no gelatin, nothing containing or using meat by-products, no dairy, no eggs and nothing containing dairy or egg by-products.

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Answer 2

The difference between a vegetarian and a vegan is simple. A vegetarian is someone who doesn't eat meat. A vegan is someone who doesn't eat anything that comes from an animal. Like dairy products, pastas and other things.

Answer 3

Vegetarians don't eat any type of meat, vegans are like vegetarians except they don't eat dairy products.

Answer 4

Vegetarians do not eat meat, and Vegans are hard core vegetarians who don't eat meat or any animal byproducts (eggs, cheese, milk...)

Answer 5

Veggie: You consume no meat but may still consume eggs and cheese and milk
Vegan: No animal products such as meat or eggs or milk, or cheese.

Answer 6

The most extreme vegans don't cook their vegetables and there is also a group of people called fruitarians who only eat raw fruit.

Answer 7

Vegetarians don't eat meat.

Vegans don't eat meat, and they don't eat anything associated with animals such as eggs or cheese.

Answer 8

vegitearians don't eat meat.
Vegans don't eat meat or anything from an animal like cheese,milk,eggs,ect.