Can vegetarians eat insects?

Lita Thammorongsa: They do whether they want to or not.

Corey Rohleder: Insects are vegetables, so I don't see why not.

Tomi Vauters: No. Vegetarians do not eat any meat or any type of animal (although they do eat animal by-products such as milk and eggs). As insects are animals, vegetarians do not eat them.

Moises Rupinski: No - insects are meat. Vegetarians do Not eat meat. Insects have intestinal tracts & other organs that make them living creatures.

Kenneth Blacker: No a vegetarian would never eat insects as they would be classed as meat .

Verdie Wollen: I guess vegetarian means that they won't eat anything which doesn't come from trees. So no to insects. 00Comment...Show more

Abby Herwood: "Can vegetarians eat insects?"The answer is no, i's still classed as a form of animal life. So a vegetarian would not eat eat insects, as a part of their diet. Although the small lemur like creature that all hominids evolved from was an insectivo! re. Which some developed into the various forms of primates of today, through evolution....Show more

Kenneth Thuesen: they do not like to kill and eat living animals. they will only kill and eat a living plant, as if there is a difference! insects are a free for all!