Hindus don't eat meat because they believe animals are sacred.
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They refuse to eat cows- they consider them sacred, or holy.
hindus eat meat and they eat pork and what got meat in their food
Hindus value all life forms, and respect the rights of all creatures. Instead of using and abusing animals, by slaughtering and consuming them, Hindus are compassionate, and are aware of the importance to live and let live. All Hindus do not touch beef, as it is Krishna's holy cow, the 'kaamdhenu', sacred and worshiped. Most Hindus afford the same treatment to most animals.
Hindus are vegetarians.
Hindus by nature have social taboos in their social hierarchy in class and caste system are vegetarians as practiced by the orthodox Brahmins but no doctrines forbid consumption of domesticated animals and poultry by the lower social hierarchy exceptCow/Buffalo meat considered to be a Taboo and holy.
Most Hindus don't eat any meat, but will eat animal products. North Indians, for the most part will eat white meat, and Southern Indians are fully vegetarian. Some Hindus choose to eat meat, so it all depends on their type of worship.
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There are a few forbidden foods for Hindus:Beef.Exotic animals and wild animals.Some sects of Hinduism (Vaishnavism) encourage vegetarianism, whereas others eat meat.
Animals are very sacred in Hinduism. Hindus believe that people can occupy the spirits of animals. Therefore, it is forbidden to kill animals or eat meat. Cows are particularly sacred to Hindus.