Vegan

What is the difference between vegetarian and vegan?

A vegan or vegan diet is eating whatever you want, but excluding all sources of animal production. A diet without meat, poultry, fish, milk, eggs and honey.

In addition, it is often associated with the rejection of clothing use from animal sources, such as fur, down, wool, silk, pearl and, etc.

As well as in the field of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals like the products tested on animals, animal fat in lipsticks and vaccines that contain eggs. Vegans want to boycott animal production that kills or inflicts a violent lifestyle on animals.

Cows, to produce milk, must be constantly inseminated by a technician and they call it rape. Indeed, the calf must be kept away so as not to drink milk and cows which have experienced constant gestation live shorter lives and they are slaughtered for their meat when they can no longer produce milk.

For eggs, the male chicks are ground immediately and the females produce only eggs for a certain time, therefore killed for their meat.

Many sufferings are inflicted on animals in breeding environment, because the hens are left in constant light and in restricted environments.

The reasons can also be religious, because certain religions prohibit animal consumption and also for ecological reasons.

The amount of grains and plants used to feed animals could be used to feed more people and end world hunger. Animal production requires a large amount of water and produces significant CO2 waste.

Here is a list of our delicious vegan recipes at Fonsly: