What animal does veal come from?

Answer 1

Veal is the meat from a baby cow, usually milk-fed and confined. It is controversial to some. The calves are usually the unwanted male young of Holstein dairy cows- as part of the freshening process ( make milk as a result of giving birth)the female calves are raised to replace older dairy cows.

Answer 2

Veal is the flesh of a baby cow called a calf

Answer 3

Veal is from a calf. (Aka baby cow). Veal farmers keep the baby cows in a small enclosure so that their muscles do not get too firm. This makes the meat more tender.

Answer 4

Veal is baby cow. There are a few different types. There is veal that is killed when the calf is only a few days old. There is veal that is "milk-fed" when the calf is fed only liquids and then there is "red" veal where they are fed solids as well.

The calves are born, then kept in a pen that does not allow them to move. Allowing movement would work muscle and the meat would then be less tender.


(I know about it, but i refuse to eat it!)

Answer 5

Baby cows that they chain to the groung so they cannot walk and in turn cannot gain ANY muschle becuase the meat veal is supposed to be fatty and tender. Ewwwwwww

Answer 6

Veal is from calves.

Answer 7

Calf. Young, baby catle. Is so cruel.
The meat of a calf. also vealer A calf raised to be slaughtered for food. [Middle English veel , from Old French, from Latin vitellus ,
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Answer 8

Baby cows

Answer 9

Veal comes from young calves....I don't like to think about it!

Answer 10

Baby cows.