What would it be called if i only ate chicken.?

Question

but no other meats, i would go full vegetarian but i cannnot give up buffalo chicken cheesesteaks for the life of me : )

Answer 1

Ok you're a vegetarian but you eat wings well you wouldn't be called anything you're either a vegetarian or a regular person

Answer 2

You could give them up but you choose not to.  You are a pollotarian and a supporter of animal cruelty.  You are not even a partial vegetarian.  You are either a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian.  I am sorry to be rude, but when people say they cannot give something up it gets me a little fired-up.  We have choices to make and you just can't let craving rule you.

    "I was almost knocked to the ground by the overpowering smell of f***s and ammonia. My eyes burned and so did my lungs, and I could neither see nor breathe….There must have been thirty thousand chickens sitting silently on the floor in front of me. They didn’t move, didn’t cluck. They were almost like statues of chickens, living in nearly total darkness, and they would spend every minute of their six-week lives that way."

—Michael Specter, New Yorker, April 14, 2003.

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The vast majority of chicken meat we find in grocery stores and restaurants comes from “broiler” chickens intensively confined on “factory farms.” Each year in the United States, more than 8 billion chickens are raised on these farms.  These chickens suffer both acute and chronic pain due to selective breeding, confinement, transportation, and slaughter.

Answer 3

You would be an omnivore.  Chicken is meat, fish is meat.  If you can't get rid of your chicken cheese steaks, why don't you try making it with soy chicken, tempeh or seitan.  That way you can have the best of both worlds.

Answer 4

You would develop a vitamin and mineral deficiency.

Some of the effects would be dependent on your body type (amount of body fat ect.), any medical conditions you might have (diabetes ect.), what your level of activity was and what conditions you were existing under (stranded on a deserted Island...with only chickens?).

Vegetarians or Vegans often find themselves needing vitamin and mineral supplements because of the nature of their diet.

You Might find the Documentary Movie "Super Size Me" by Morgan Spurlock to be of interest, it is not quite the same thing but the concept is similar.

Maybe Kentucky Fried Chicken or Popeye's Resurany would want to sponsor you? You never know!

Answer 5

you would be called a 'chicken eater no other meat eater waste of timer'

Answer 6

An omnivore...

That is pretty disturbing you will not give up eating an animal or the life of you. You must not be aware than we can veganize anything pretty much (i.e make something non-vegan, vegan) which I bet includes this. So let's see the recipe for vegan buffalo chicken cheesesteaks:

Vegan Buffalo Chicken Cheese Steak

Ingredients:

Chicken substitute*

1/4 C sliced onion

1/4C sliced bell peppers

1 tablespoon flour

1 tablespoon vegan margarine (like earth balance) or extra-virgin olive oil

1/2 C nondairy milk (like soymilk, rice, almond, hemp, oat, etc milk)

2-4 tablespoon hot sauce

1-2 tablespoon nutritional yeast (optional)

salt and pepper to taste

oil as needed for frying

2 six-inch sub rolls

torn lettuce (optional)

tomato slices (optional)

ketchup (optional)

*use one 8oz package of Morningstar Farms Chick'n strips, chopped, which is between 1/2 and 1 cups. Or you could use 8oz seitan, or 1/2 lb extra firm tofu, frozen, thawed, chopped, and dredged in flour seasoned with chicken-style spices. Or you could use sliced portobello mushrooms, if you don't want it to taste meaty.

Instructions:

Throw the chick'n, onions, and peppers in a nonstick frying pan, adding enough oil to coat lightly. Fry until chick'n is very brown. Push everything over to one side of the pan and make a roux with the flour and margarine. Before the flour browns, mix the roux with the chick'n to coat. Add the milk, slowly, stirring to make a thick white sauce coating the chick'n. It may take a bit less than 1/2 cup, depending on how much sauce you like, so don't dump it all in at once. Everything will start sticking together. Stir in the nutritional yeast, if using, and add in hot sauce to taste. I use about 2 tablespoons of x*x-hot sauce, or about 3 tablespoons regular hot sauce; use less if you like it less spicy. Add in salt and pepper, if you like.

Open up the rolls and pick out the inside lining of the bread. Line with lettuce and tomato. Divide the chick'n mix between the two rolls and top with ketchup. Or, if you are like my partner, leave off the veggies and smother with extra ketchup and hot sauce.

Makes two decent sized cheesteaks. Or, you could use an 8-10 inch roll and stuff all the chick'n into it to make one huge cheesesteak.

Also may I add the millions of other amazingly veg*an food that you would LOVE better than this : ) so just give it a try!

Answer 7

You would be an ominvore, just like regular meat eaters. True vegetarians don't eat chicken. You know, there are good alternatives to chicken. Have you considered making your own chicken cheesesteak, maybe using the Morningstar farms "chicken strips" in place of chicken?

Answer 8

An avivegephage?

Answer 9

That would make you a person that doesn't eat any meat except chicken.

Yes, please choose a best answer so that Maria/Peace cannot give herself 12 votes.

Answer 10

You are what you eat.

Answer 11

your not a vegetarian for sure when people ask you just say you only eat chicken and be specific what tye you love why you are still eating it

Answer 12

an omnivore-sorry but it is the truth

Answer 13

It's all about will-power. If you have will-power you can let go of chicken. There are so many veggie products that you can buy which taste like chicken but are not chicken, that it really is pretty easy to give up the buffalo.

Answer 14

You wouldn't be a vegetarian you would be like most people. So it either full on vegetarian or normal person.

Answer 15

Omnivore man, omnivore. People ask this type of question a lot, hoping that there is some term used or there diet, but if you eat any meats, you are an omnivore. The only word I knw of for type of omniore is pescetarian, which means the eat fish. Nonetheless (oh I love that word) a pescetarian is still an omnivore. You are a chicken eating omnivore.

Answer 16

pollotarian?

Answer 17

That's an omnivore. Omnivores eat animal flesh and plants.

Please choose a best answer or Maria/Peace will use her many accounts to vote it for herself/himself.

Answer 18

? ur not a vegetarian then

chicken is meat

Answer 19

Omnivore.  Or you could say you eat no meat but chicken.

If the only thing is those buffalo chicken cheesesteaks, you should check out Morningstar Farms meal starter strips Chick'n Style, make a buffalo sauce, get some cheese, and make your own.

Answer 20

picky.

Answer 21

You'd be an omnivore, same as everyone else who eats animals.

Answer 22

You would be a meat-eater. Yeah, you only eat one type of meat, but you're not any type of vegetarian.

I know you're asking if there's a term like "pescetarian", but you'd be hard pressed to find any serious veg*n who believed pescetarians were vegetarians.

Answer 23

omnivore. : /

Answer 24

if your a vegaterian you don't eat meat!!