Yes. Due to their high protein content, as well as their abundance of iron, as found in red meat, they are classified as a meat alternative, still falling under the meat category.
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it is a common food preservative for processes meat products, ie hotdogs, sausages etc
There is no way we can live without plants........What should we eat? Meat? Are you kidding me? What do animals like cow , sheep goat , camel birds eat? plants.....if no plants no animal... no animal no meat... no meat NO HUMANS....! So we can not survive without plants. but we can survive without meat. but there wouldn't be enough vegetables for everyone ..the world population will decrease way lot. By Mehernosh Haidary
plateau natives ate food that they could find in their environment. They ate mainly salmon from rivers, meat such as deer, and moose, water fowl, berries, nuts, and plants.
I think it would be an elephanjt?? yes it is an elephant that eat ants then the ants eat food...thank you for your cooperation..
Meat
I think it's in the meat section of the food pyramid.
eggs, peanuts, beans, meat, fish
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Shrimp is an animal protein/meat.
obviously a pyramid. The top is red for meat and meat alternatives, then a blue strip for dairy products, a yellow strip for grain products, and a green strip for fruits and vegetables. An image of the "food pyramid" for healthy eating can be found quite easily by searching "food pyramid" on google.com.
it has eggs, paoltry beef and e.tc.
Yes, peanuts are in the protein group, it is the same with all nuts, beans, and meat.
a vegan food pyramid cancels out meat, dairy, and eggs. this is so because vegans only eat nuts, fruit, vegetables, wheat, and soy.
Meat, Fruits. Vegetables and all sorts of stuff
watermelon, papaya, oranges, bananas and lemons are included in this food group.