No. Technically, vegans don't eat animals or any type of animal by-products (nor wear them, as they appear in cosmetics, on shoes and on clothing). Animal by-products include eggs, milk, cheese and butter. Dairy, even if from a buffalo, could therefore never qualify as vegan.
If you are wondering, here's a little extra information about the vegan diet and lifestyle.....
There are many, many more stealthy animal by-products (either dairy based, egg-based, or animal-fat/bone/tissue based). In fact, many hidden ingredients in processed foods, even foods that you might not expect, contain animal by-products. For example, vegans can't eat some dyes or eat any processed sugar from conventional foods because the sugar is refined by a process that utilizes crushed up animal bones, or maybe the artificial coloring is from an animal source (crushed up insects in red #4 count as animals too!) Just a little more about veganism for ya.
no, it might be healthier in the ORGANIC sense but no
no,unfortuneatly it is not suitable for vegans.
No, mozzarella is from buffalo milk.
Everyday Exotic - 2010 Buffalo Mozzarella was released on: USA: 2010
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Yes
No, it has lactose
It is cow or buffalo milk
Yes, but not for vegans.
yes, but not for vegans!
The milk used in making Mozzarella comes either from water buffalo or cow, depending on which type of Mozzarella it is.
Traditional Southern Italian mozzarella is made from buffalo milk. However, most mozzarella cheese made in the US is made with cow's milk (and even in Italy, the legal definition of mozzarella does not specify the kind of milk).
Yes, its made from Italian buffalo milk.