That is a very good question, but no it’s not meat yet, the egg is a yolk its not yet formed into meat yet. Yolk and meat are two different items from a chicken!!
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An exception to this rule is balut, a fertilized duck or chicken egg that is incubated for several weeks before being cooked and eaten. Because a developed embryo is consumed, this dish is considered a meat dish, unlike the unfertilized eggs commonly sold in stores.
I would say yes in a way because it has the same protein as meat have
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I wouldn’t say yes or no.
Kinda remain neutral.
Thank you for your answer I think I’m right there with you on that.
Eggs, though from chickens, are not the flesh of an animal. They are still an animal source of protein and thus a complete protein, but aren’t actually meat
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Eggs fertilized or non fertilized it remain eggs. Though both meat and eggs provide proteins.
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No, it is not. but it’s a good source of protein and it is healthy.
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No, an egg is not considered meat. It’s an animal product, but it’s categorized separately from meat (like muscle tissue). It’s often grouped with dairy in dietary contexts, though it’s not dairy either. It’s its own thing.
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No ma’am! But eggs are healthy ( they’re actually more healthier than the actual chicken )
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