Is the egg available in the market veg or non-vegetarian? 

People who eat all kinds of food are found all over the world. This includes vegetarians, non-vegetarians and vegans. In our country india itself, many people like to eat vegetarian food, while some people like to eat non-vegetarian food. However, apart from india, the craze for eating non-vegetarian food is quite high in other countries. But now the question is whether egg is vegetarian or non-vegetarian. Because there are many people who do not eat non-vegetarian food, but like to eat eggs.

Egg

Egg contains a lot of protein. Not only this, there are many vegetarian people who eat eggs. But they do not eat non-vegetarian. There is always a debate about eggs whether eggs are vegetarian or non-vegetarian. Today we will tell you whether eggs will be considered vegetarian or non-vegetarian.

Vegetarians

According to vegetarian people, eggs are vegetarian. However, people in the society have different opinions about it. Many people consider eggs to be non-vegetarian. Actually, when eggs hatch, chicks come out of them. Chicks have life. In such a situation, people believe that how can an egg from which life comes out be vegetarian? In such a situation, according to them, egg comes in the category of non-veg. However, many people do not agree with this. Their argument is that milk also comes out of the body of an animal. In such a situation, it is not non-vegetarian. In such a situation, if the egg comes out of a hen, then how does it become non-veg.

The truth about eggs

Let us tell you that the egg that you and I consume has three parts. One part is the shell. The second is the albumen and the third is the yolk. The shell part contains protein. There is no animal cell inside it. That is why many people consider the white part to be vegetarian. But the yolk contains fat, cholesterol and protein. It contains gametes, which are non-vegetarian. In such a situation, this part makes the egg non-vegetarian. However, let us tell you that there are vegetarian eggs in the market too, whose yolk does not contain gametes.