What's the difference between a vegan and a vegetarian?

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A vegan is : They eat no animal products
Vegetarian: D<span>on't eat animals, but may eat products that come from them (such as dairy and eggs)</span>

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Vegans: They do not eat or use any animal products at all(so that includes hygenie products with animal fat)

Vegetarians: They do not consume any meat products(sausage, pork, hot dogs....etc) and some do not eat fish either. But, vegetarians do not avoid animal products altogether, they still eat dairy products.

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