Can vegetarians eat pasta or tomato sauce?
Yes, vegetarians can eat both pasta and tomato sauce!
* Pasta is typically made from durum wheat, which is a plant-based product.
* Tomato sauce is made from tomatoes, which are also a plant-based product.
There are many different types of pasta and tomato sauce, some of which may contain animal products, but the core ingredients are vegetarian-friendly.
Things to be aware of:
* Some sauces may contain meat or fish (e.g., a bolognese sauce with ground beef).
* Some pasta dishes may use cheese (e.g., lasagna), which is often an animal product. However, there are many vegetarian cheese options available.
To ensure a dish is vegetarian, always check the ingredients list or ask the chef.
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