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I can understand if you are a vegetarian not eating eggs -IMHO they are technically meat - left alone they will turn into a chicken....
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05-31-2012, 02:45 PM #46
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I always thought the inclusion of eggs in "dairy" came from the fact that they're kept in the dairy case, is all - and from back in the day when people understood that vegans were vegans, but there were also vegetarians who were not vegans but kept "non-dairy," which meant no eggs either.
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05-31-2012, 09:20 PM #47
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07-29-2012, 03:21 AM #48
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Originally Posted by Eden
My DD is a vegetarian, she eats eggs (as we have chickens and that's what's for breakfast) her vegetarian friends eat them too. Vegans don't eat eggs because they "came out of a chickens butt". Any animal products at all-vegans won't eat. No milk, cheese, or any other yummy stuff that I seem to glom onto and eat too much of!
Chicken egg=unfertilized human egg. I'll say no more, because to make other comparisons will put you off eggs forever.
