Is Blood Pescatarian?

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No. This ingredient comes from animals.

Blood and the Pescatarian Diet

Blood is a fluid connective tissue in animals, composed of plasma, red and white blood cells, and platelets. It is used in various culinary traditions across the world, often as a thickening agent or for its distinct flavor. Popular dishes that include blood are blood pudding and blood sausages. Though rich in iron and protein, it is not suitable for diets that exclude animal products beyond fish and seafood.

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