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Are eggs technically a dairy product?

Asked by mr_super123 about 1 year ago, 2 answers.

I have been advised to lower my dairy intake, and was wondering if this also means less eggs?
I ask this because I often see eggs as classified as a 'dairy product' but I am just unsure of this.

Answered by funadvice on Jan 26, 2008, 08:33AM
53865 answers

Eggs are a poultry product...as nicole1 says!!!

Unless there are cows that lay eggs?

There is milk in Easter eggs though happy

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Answered by bozomatt on Jan 25, 2008, 07:38PM
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no eggs are not a dairy product though they are in the same food group as milk so don't worry about eating eggs! : )

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