Vegans can eat any grains they want since it is not part of an animal and it does not come from an animal (like eggs).
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Vegans don't eat any fish.
Yes, vegans eat guaya paste.
vegans do not eat no meat because it comes from an animal
Yes. Some vegans do eat non-organic food. The main concern of vegans is that they do not eat any animal by-products, such as meat, eggs, dairy, etc.
For breakfast, many vegans enjoy:hot or cold cerealsfruitbread, toast, or muffinssmoothiesFor lunch, many vegans enjoy:saladssoupshot or cold sandwiches or wrapsFor dinner, many vegans enjoy:cooked legumes like lentils, beans, or peascooked grains like rice, corn, or pastacooked vegetables like spinach, kale, broccoli, or zucchini
They need to ensure that they are getting a variety of amino acids in their diets. Amino acids are proteins. Vegans eating a variety of plant foods; including grains, nuts and legumes will get all the protein they need.
well vegans can eat fruit but chocolate has milk so no
Yes they can, Vegans cannot since vegans do not even eat animal bi-porducts
Yes.
No. Many vegans are more aware of their food choices than are people who eat the standard industrialized diet. As a result, they tend to eat more vegetables, fruits, legumes, whole grains, nuts, and seeds. These foods can easily provide them with all the nutrients they need.
Vegans eat any food that does not come from an animal, including mushrooms, yeast, sea vegetables, legumes, and grains. Why? Most do not want to exploit animals or cause them to suffer. Some have been diagnosed with, or want to prevent, heart disease, diabetes, or cancer, and many physicians are advising such patients to eat a vegan diet, which is the only diet known to prevent or reverse such diseases. Still other vegans are concerned about climate change and other environmental issues, and a recent UN report has questioned the sustainability of animal agriculture.