Is it really vegan or not?
This gummy candy may seem to have a gelatin base but is really just made sugar and corn syrup.
sour patch kids
Why does being vegetarian help the environment
Being vegetarian helps reduce pollution of our streams, rivers, and oceans.
What does a Vegan person eat and don’t eat?
They eat plant-based foods. They DO NOT eat anything that comes from animals, and Dairy products.
Although it may seem like a simple product this food can be made from bugs
red food coloring
Why do people become vegetarian?
eating vegetarian is a way to be healthier or to avoid hormones used in animal foods.
What does a vegetarian person eat and don’t eat?
They eat. Fruits, Grains, Nuts, Dairy, Eggs
They DO NOT eat. Meat, Seafood, and chicken.
Even though this food it apart of the vegtable group most vegan s put it on their do not eat list because it can contain chicken or beef.
vegetable soup
Why doesn't being vegetarian help the environment?
A non-vegan uses up about 18 times as much land as a vegan to grow enough plants/crops to feed the animals that he/she eats.
What does a Pollotarian eat and don’t eat?
They eat all forms of poultry, and some of them eat dairy. They DO NOT eat red meat, fish, or pork.
This sweet breakfast food may seem unhealthy but it is really 100% vegan
frosted flakes
Why can becoming vegetarian make you obese?
Vegetarians consume some animal products, including dairy and eggs. Both of these foods are not only dense sources of calories, they are also naturally high in fat.
What does a Pescatarian eat and doesn’t eat?
They eat seafood and dairy. They DO NOT eat. Meat, Poultry, Eggs, or Dairy.
Even though this food is a fruit the pollination process can contain the death of multiple wasps
Figs
How does being vegetarian help climate change?
A research published in the journal Science and Researchers at the University of Oxford found that a plant-based diet reduces food's emissions by up to 73%,
They are vegetarians but on some occasions, they eat red meat, seafood, poultry, and Dairy.
What is a Flexitarian diet?