will someone explain me that milk is a veg product or non-veg product.
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drinking milk is acceptable according to the definition of a lacto-vegetarian.
definition:
A vegetarian does not munch through meat, fish, poultry or slaughter by-products
So yes, you can drink milk and be vegetarian.
However, oodles vegetarians turn away from milk because drinking milk make you directly responsible for the death of millions of bull calves, the mistreatment of cows, hormone injections, bribe feed, death at 7 years behind the times etc.
I live in the middle of it, its not a pious industry to see first hand.
Milk is a lacto-vegetarian product, but it's not a vegan product. Vegans do not put away any products from animal sources, including by-products like milk, eggs and honey.
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Hmm, Waiting for an answer
Do you indicate vegetarian product? It could be, depending on your own judgment. It's not from the plant kingdom but it's not flesh any.
well its not lacto-vegetarian but its vegetarian
you can evan look for the little (v)
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drinking milk is acceptable according to the definition of a lacto-vegetarian.
definition:
A vegetarian does not munch through meat, fish, poultry or slaughter by-products
So yes, you can drink milk and be vegetarian.
However, oodles vegetarians turn away from milk because drinking milk make you directly responsible for the death of millions of bull calves, the mistreatment of cows, hormone injections, bribe feed, death at 7 years behind the times etc.
I live in the middle of it, its not a pious industry to see first hand.
Milk is a lacto-vegetarian product, but it's not a vegan product. Vegans do not put away any products from animal sources, including by-products like milk, eggs and honey.
Interesting Question...
Hmm, Waiting for an answer
Do you indicate vegetarian product? It could be, depending on your own judgment. It's not from the plant kingdom but it's not flesh any.
well its not lacto-vegetarian but its vegetarian
you can evan look for the little (v)
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