Eggs?

[Kimmers]

Are eggs considered a dairy product?
I'm too lazy to phone the pharmacist and ask.
TIA.

[kaisdad]

Yes.

[stacde]

Here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dairy_p...gs_as_dairy.3F

Depends on how you define "dairy."

[kaisdad]

Here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dairy_p...gs_as_dairy.3F

Depends on how you define "dairy."

True. Eggs are a product of mammals, so are considered dairy by some, while others feel it only relates to milk products.

[imported_Nick]

I wouldn't think, for purposes of antibiotics, they would be.

[imported_Belles mom]

True. Eggs are a product of mammals, so are considered dairy by some, while others feel it only relates to milk products.

SAY WHAT????

Eggs come from CHICKENS, not mammals. Chickens are BIRDS and have FEATHERS, mammals have HAIR. It is the body covering that is what defines a mammal versus bird.

[kaisdad]

True. Eggs are a product of mammals, so are considered dairy by some, while others feel it only relates to milk products.

SAY WHAT????

Eggs come from CHICKENS, not mammals. Chickens are BIRDS and have FEATHERS, mammals have HAIR. It is the body covering that is what defines a mammal versus bird.

Sorry, I meant animals. I was thinking of something else when I writing that. Sorry.

[Kimmers]

Yea, I read the Wikipedia thing before posting...it was to "involved".
Thanks guys.
And Nick, I thought so. You confirmed my suspisions.

YAY! Sausage/Green Pepper Omlette for dinner it is!!

[imported_Nick]

Sorry, I meant animals. I was thinking of something else when I writing that. Sorry.

Admit it Cam, you were thinking of mammary glands that mammals have and that distracted you.