Is prince vegan or vegatarian ?
[Edited 7/24/17 6:16am]

A vegan means not animal products at all. That includes fish & dairy products.

So is he or is he not
[Edited 7/24/17 6:15am]

Yeah, he's a Vegan.

I thought i read he did eat fish, or maybe it was on the menu at one of his parties.

Paris9748430 said:

Really? I was wondering myself some days ago.

But don't they need milk and eggs to make lots of things? Like pasta, bread, even to make mashed potatoes... or would they use soy milk for him.

I would think for the energy he uses he must need a very good replacement. But he probably has a good cook serving him the best legumes/vegetables/nuts available.

Without the fish, meat, milk, egg yellow, sleep etc I would have a serious anaemia.

Prince used to be a vegan ,but now he is a vegeterian. read an an article in som magazine about it

Here's some links I dug up

http://prince.org/msg/7/235649

http://prince.org/msg/7/252862?&pg=1

I heard he still likes him some scrambled eggs. I've also been informed he still eats chicken.

JuliePurplehead said:

being a vegan is hard and i think unhealthy. i am a vegan due to severe allergies, including wheat. i choose not to eat animals because i lived on a farm when i was little,plucking chickens that we killed and shooting wild game.i love animals and got tired apologizing to my dinner plate for their death.a freind of mine has free range chickens and when she brings me a few eggsi am as giddy as a child on their birthday. veganism sucks!

Im a chickenatarian which basically means I dont eat red meat but I do eat chicken

chillichocaholic said:

i have a family freind like you. i swear one day she will start growing pin-feathers.

JuliePurplehead said:

you can be a vegetarian and eat scrambled eggs (vegans would not) but if he's eating chicken, he's NO vegetarian - he's a chicken eater

A vegetarian does not eat meat or Fish.

A Vegan does not eat dairy products either.

I wish people could get this right!

;0)

You have to make a life changing decision to be vegan or vegetarian why whould he alter a life long commitment that some of us made?(or had to make,i would hold grandma hostage for a pizza with everything sometimes!) It is a philosophy.

Listen to the Animal Kingdom. That's how he used to feel. Maybe he has changed his diet tho?

chillichocaholic said:

Yeah, my roommate remains one too.

He's no vegan anymore. Don't you all remember all the reports from his 3121 house parties where they served seafood ? He doesn't leave his "brothers and sisters" in the sea no more, he serves them. And in his 3121 restaurant in Vegas there was meat on the menu. He would be the biggest hypocrite in the world if he personally would be against killing animals, but is making $$$ with selling it to other people.


In january he ate a "creamy" risotto im Miami. http://www.housequake.com...adid=98471
To make a risotto "creamy" you usually use dairy products like cheese and cream.
[Edited 4/20/08 11:12am]

I still don't understand veganism or vegetarianism. If God didn't make cows, chickens, pigs, and fish for eating purposes, than what else would we do with them? They would over-populate the earth and the dead and rotting ones would cause disease to spead. Plus, it's no different from killing a head of lettuce or ripping a head of broccoli from it's roots to me. Vegetables are alive too, but once it's ripped from it's life source, steamed, and put on a plate, it's no longer alive...that broccoli died for them, just as much as that cow died for me. I don't agree with raising minks in small, overpopulated cages, but that's not going to make me stop eating meat...I just won't buy a fur coat. I won't buy a diamond ring either, because of blood diamonds...someone's child died for a shiny rock, which I find to be ridulous, but I'm sure there are vegans and vegetarians who will sport a diamond ring without even thinking about whether it's a duty-free diamond or not. I've met too many vegans who have more respect for animals than for people which is ignorant because humans are animals too.

You can ask any doctor and they will all tell you that neither of these two diets are healthy, because meat has riboflavin, something that the body needs, so if you don't eat meat, you probably have to take some good old man-made vitamins, which is just as bad if not worse than just eating the meat. I am an omnivore and at the top of the food chain, that is how God made me. I'm sure the lion doesn't feel bad when it eats the baby gazelle, so why should I? They don't call it the circle of life for nothing.

estelle81 said:

Not true. There can occur health problems when you' re a strict vegan, that's right. But vegetarians who eat dairy products don't have problems at all. I'm a vegetarian myself for 14 yers now, and I'm VERY healthy. Maybe you just know the wrong doctors ?

ludwig said:

I think these doctors were talking about vegetarians who had been vegans but had recently converted to vegetarianism. But, most doctors i've met don't see the benefits in either diet...they just were more against veganism.

francescoc10 said:

I'm no vegan, I eat whatever tastes good to me. That includes everything from beef to spinach. Whatever Prince eats is his fucking business.

estelle81 said:

Bless you my child. My sentiments exactly. But, I do wear diamonds (sorry).

dseann said:

As long as they are 'duty-free' diamonds, than it's all gravy

estelle81 said:

I live in Antigua. The more affordable diamonds are found at the duty free ports. I take full advantage.

dseann said:

Good job!

estelle81 said:[quote]I still don't understand veganism or vegetarianism. If God didn't make cows, chickens, pigs, and fish for eating purposes, than what else would we do with them? They would over-populate the earth and the dead and rotting ones would cause disease to spead. Plus, it's no different from killing a head of lettuce or ripping a head of broccoli from it's roots to me. Vegetables are alive too, but once it's ripped from it's life source, steamed, and put on a plate, it's no longer alive...that broccoli died for them, just as much as that cow died for me. I don't agree with raising minks in small, overpopulated cages, but that's not going to make me stop eating meat...I just won't buy a fur coat. I won't buy a diamond ring either, because of blood diamonds...someone's child died for a shiny rock, which I find to be ridulous, but I'm sure there are vegans and vegetarians who will sport a diamond ring without even thinking about whether it's a duty-free diamond or not. I've met too many vegans who have more respect for animals than for people which is ignorant because humans are animals too.
----- you are right,but i got tired ot apologizing to the meat on my plate.
[Edited 4/20/08 13:05pm]

vegan? Please he likes so he is a pussitarian.

aubergine said:

Yes, so if he does both then he is neither vegan nor vegetarian.

pplrain said:

The OTHER red meat!