Whats the diffrence?

Question

Whats the diffrence between a vegan and a vegitarian?

Answer 1

Vegans avoid all animal products, even products that don't require killing the animal (e.g. milk, eggs, butter, cheese).  Vegetarians just avoid eating anything made from dead animals.

Answer 2

A vegan will not touch any product made from an animal. A vegetarian will tend to include eggs and dairy products in their diet and will sometimes even eat a little chicken or fish as well.

Answer 3

You should use spell check then google it.

Answer 4

Well Vegan is the strictest sub-category of vegetarians. Vegans do not consume any animal products or by-products. Some go as far as not even consuming honey and yeast. Others do not wear any clothing made from animal products.

And Vegetarian is a blanket term used to describe a person who does not consume meat, poultry, fish, or seafood.

Answer 5

You know, there's a search feature so you can see if your question has been asked and answered before.  This one comes up multiple times a day, and has already been answered today.  Just saying...

Vegetarians don't eat flesh or slaughter by-products (foods an animal had to die for) but may include dairy and/or eggs (foods from a living animal.)

Vegans do not eat, use, wear or otherwise consume anything of animal origin, whatsoever.  We don't eat flesh, slaughter by-products, dairy foods, eggs or honey.  We don't wear leather, suede, wool, silk, down, fur, feathers or pearls.  We source cosmetics, toiletries and other consumer goods that are made without animal ingredients and without animal testing.  We don't support industries that exploit animals for entertainment, like circuses or rodeos.

Answer 6

a vegan doesn't eat anything from animals. a vegetarian still eats dairy products and eggs.

Answer 7

Vegan-People who avoid every animal products like fur coats,

eggs, etc. products that relates to an animal

Vegetarians-People who dont avoid every animal products

but dont eat meat at all but still eat eggs