Are you meat-eater? If you are, what kind of meat do you like? Beef? Pork? Chicken? Lamb? Where you live might determine what kind of meat you like – and how much meat you eat.
The U.S.A. and Argentina raise lots of cattle, and people eat lots of beef. China raises the most pigs, and pork is popular there. In New Zealand, sheep and lambs are plentiful, including on the dinner table.
The Masai people of eastern Africa live by raising cattle. They get almost all their food from cows. However, they seldom eat meal. They live mostly on the milk and blood of cows.
Your religious beliefs may decide whether you eat meat. In Pakistan, most of the people are Muslims, and they don’t eat pork. Orthodox Jews all around the world choose not to eat pork or shellfish. The Jains, a religious group in India, eat no meat at all.
Everywhere in the world, some people make a personal choice not to eat meat. People who do not eat meat are called vegetarians.
In Pakistan, most people don’t eat pork, but they enjoy lamb. Lamb kebabs are pieces of lamb cooked on a stick with slices of tomato, green pepper, and onion.
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