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Why do vegans not eat gelatin?
Vegans don't eat gelatin because it's derived from animal collagen.
Here's why:
* Collagen is a protein found in animal tissues, primarily in bones, skin, and connective tissues.
* Gelatin is made by extracting collagen from these animal sources.
* Vegans avoid all animal products, including those that are byproducts of animal slaughter.
Gelatin is often used in a variety of foods, including:
* Desserts (like marshmallows, gummy candies, and jello)
* Yogurt and dairy products
* Some medications and vitamins
* Cosmetics
Vegans choose to avoid gelatin because it aligns with their ethical and moral beliefs surrounding animal welfare and cruelty-free living.
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