Are you still considered a vegetarian if you use chicken boullion to cook with?

Question

Are you still considered a vegetarian if you use chicken boullion to cook with?

Answer 1

Sorry, but its definitely a NO. But hey, I believe there are a few bouillon that is "chicken flavored" that are vegan. Sorry I dont know what brand it is. I believe only the USA people can have it.  

Answer 2

Of course not.  Vegetarians do not eat dead animals or parts of dead animals.  

Answer 3

No you are not ,   you still had to kill the chicken to get the boullion . It was not taken from a live animal .  

Answer 4

no, but you might be considered a semi-vegetarian

Have you tried using vegetarian 'chicken' stock or vegetable stock instead?

Answer 5

Definitely not - a vegetarian doesn't eat meat (fish, poultry, other animals) or slaughter by-products.

There are different levels of vegetarians, some are stricter than others.  Vegans don't use any animal products at all.

Wiki has some good information about the subject.

Answer 6

not so much.

Answer 7

No, it still comes from the chicken.  It is a meat product!

Answer 8

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!  Chicken bouillon has chicken fat in it!  It's the same as eating a drumstick!