A strict vegetarian is basically a vegan in dietary terms (does not eat any animal products.) But does use/ wear animal products.
yes it is if you are not a strict vegetarian but if you do not eat anything from animals then no its not because butter comes from a cow.
It depends on the type of vegetarian. Vey strict vegetarians use no animal products whatsoever. Others will eat eggs or milk products. Still others eat fish and or poultry. A strict vegetarian whether or not he was vegan, would not eat butter. An ovo-lacto vegetarian (eggs and or milk) might. A piscatarian (fish eater) or aviparous (bird eating) vegetarian might.
Yes, they can. Cats cannot live on a strict vegetarian diet.
He is a STRICT vegetarian, i.e. a vegan
Yes, Marzipan is a strict vegetarian.
Tell her that vegetarian food grows out of the ground, it comes from the earth. If she can "plant" it, she can eat it.
Maya Angelou was not a vegetarian; she enjoyed a variety of foods and did not adhere to a strict vegetarian diet.
No, a raccoon is not a vegetarian., Technically, a raccoon is a carnivore, but are actually an omnivore. They eat a wide variety of plant and animal matter.
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The are different levels of vegetarianism that includes or exludew specifics, such as fishmonger dairy or eggs. All vegetarians can eat grains, fruits, and vegetables. The cannot eat meat.
Pescatarians can eat any type of seafood. Any other type of vegetarian (strict, ovo, lacto) cannot eat any type of seafood.