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Was having a debate about it with someone earlier. I feel like it shouldn't be considered a dairy product and it's closer to, if not a poultry product.
Do you consider an egg to be dairy or poultry or neither?
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But it has nothing to do with milk?
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I don't even know brah. Maybe try asking a history education major?
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What kind of eggs?
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OP, I'm eager to here the supporting arguments for why an egg should be considered a dairy product.
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Because it gets ejaculated out of the body KINDA like how milk does? I used to wonder if eggs were in the dairy family.OP, I'm eager to here the supporting arguments for why an egg should be considered a dairy product.
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Also because you think of Milk and Eggs being close together in the super market. So you think they are of the same family.
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OP, I'm eager to here the supporting arguments for why an egg should be considered a dairy product.
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i think its dairy because dairy and eggs are simliar
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Because it gets ejaculated out of the body KINDA like how milk does? I used to wonder if eggs were in the dairy family.OP, I'm eager to here the supporting arguments for why an egg should be considered a dairy product.
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Also because you think of Milk and Eggs being close together in the super market. So you think they are of the same family.
The human body "ejaculates" many other substances, though, yet we don't classify these as dairy products, right?
Also milk and eggs are close together in the supermarket simply because of their "shelf life." We keep them, and other organic foodstuffs, close together in the refrigerated section of the grocery store otherwise they'd all go bad fast.
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Boneless chicken.
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Dairy?
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I'm a new man. You don't want these problems.
OP, I'm eager to here the supporting arguments for why an egg should be considered a dairy product.
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I said it shouldN'T be considered dairy. The person I was speaking to was Googling random reasons why it should be. None of it made sense to me considering I know milk/dairy products come from mammals. A chicken isn't a mammal but according to random sites the egg isn't considered a poultry product either.
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Just giving reasons why one would get confused about that. EYE know they both aren't dairy.
We are talking about animals though, so what humans let loose wouldn't even be in the discussion.
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eggs are dairy? what the hell. some of you guys man..hahaha
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Due to their protein content, the United States Department of Agriculture categorizes eggs as Meats within the Food Guide Pyramid.[2]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_(food)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_(food)
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