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    1. Asked: January 30, 2021In: Health

      Is it safe to eat raw eggs?

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      Added an answer on February 2, 2021 at 10:29 am

      It is actually very healthy to eat raw poultry eggs as they are a nutrient rich food, however, you should be very careful as to where you source the eggs you ingest. Some folks recommend washing pastured eggs with warm soapy water before eating raw. Pastured eggs (not pasteurized eggs) are eggs fromRead more

      It is actually very healthy to eat raw poultry eggs as they are a nutrient rich food, however, you should be very careful as to where you source the eggs you ingest. Some folks recommend washing pastured eggs with warm soapy water before eating raw. Pastured eggs (not pasteurized eggs) are eggs from chickens that get to run around in a pasture and consume grubs, bugs and other natural fixings. These healthier and more “natural” conditions create less incidences of salmonella poisoning. The USDA recommends consuming raw pasteurized eggs for your recipes needing raw eggs, such as home made mayo, hollandaise sauce or caesar salad dressing. Pasteurized eggs have their own issues of spoiling at a fairly fast rate, so you need to be careful how you handle and consume them.

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    2. Asked: January 30, 2021In: Communication

      Are there major differences between a vegan and a vegetarian?

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      Added an answer on February 2, 2021 at 10:29 am

      I’m actually a bit confused about the definition of vegan and vegetarian. I’ve always thought that a vegan didn’t use animal products at all. No animal based foods, no animal based clothing, no food or clothing produced by animals. A vegan is more than just someone who sticks to a specific diet. TheRead more

      I’m actually a bit confused about the definition of vegan and vegetarian. I’ve always thought that a vegan didn’t use animal products at all. No animal based foods, no animal based clothing, no food or clothing produced by animals. A vegan is more than just someone who sticks to a specific diet.
      There are several types of vegetarians. A strict vegetarian doesn’t eat animal based products, but can wear things like wool and leather. They eat the same things vegans eat. A lacto-ovo-vegetarian is a vegetarian that also eats eggs and dairy products. A pescatarian is a vegetarian that also eats fish. There may be other variations.
      The main difference between a vegan and a vegetarian is vegetarianism is a diet, while veganism is a lifestyle which encompasses more than just diet.

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