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Vegetarian Dietary Options Nutrition


Vegetarian

Vegetarianism is a choice to exclude all animal flesh (beef, pork, lamb, poultry, fish and seafood) from one's diet. Vegetarians may consume eggs and dairy products; those who do not are termed vegans (/'vee-gn/).

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