- A
lacto-vegetarian (sometimes
referred to as a lactarian; from the
Latin root lact-, milk) diet
abstains from the
consumption of meat as well as eggs...
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Lacto-ovo
vegetarianism or ovo-
lacto vegetarianism is a type of
vegetarianism which forbids animal flesh but
allows the
consumption of
animal products...
- Eventually, in the 1890s,
Newman himself switched from
following an ovo-
lacto-vegetarian diet to a
pescetarian diet, with the
rationale that fish do not...
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Lactic acid
fermentation is a
metabolic process by
which glucose or
other six-carbon
sugars (also,
disaccharides of six-carbon sugars, e.g.
sucrose or...
- by
immersing the cu****bers in an
acidic solution or
through souring by
lacto-fermentation.
Pickled cu****bers are
often part of
mixed pickles. It is often...
-
Soured milk
denotes a
range of food
products produced by the
acidification of milk. Acidification,
which gives the milk a tart
taste and
unpleasant smell...
-
Lacto-N-tetraose is a
complex sugar found in
human milk. It is one of the few
characterized human milk
oligosaccharides (HMOs) and is
enzymatically synthesized...
- from the mid-to-late 20th century. The Hare
Krishna movement advocates for
lacto-vegetarianism and was
initially founded to
promote bhakti yoga. Followers...
- goodness, balance, and
serenity that are
conducive to
spiritual progress.
Lacto-vegetarianism is
favoured by many Hindus; the diet
includes milk-based foods...
- now
belongs to the
Sucos of Holpilat, Taroman, Fatululic, Dato Tolu and
Lactos. The
territory of the then
enclave of
Maucatar is
still inhabited by a large...
