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A non-vig item is that, which is made by cooking an animal whereas, a veg item is made up by green vegetables, fruits, etc or we can say that a veg item is the one which is made up by the things which we can grow by planting plants and trees. A non-veg item is more delicious as compared to a veg item and a non-veg item also have a lot of protein and other essential nutrients as compared to a veg item.
In my case, I prefer non-veg item over a veg item because of its proties and nutrients content in it and a non-veg item also tastes good that the veg item. In case of a veg item, there is always a variation in its price whereas, the price of a non-veg item remains somewhat constant throughout. In case of a non-veg item, there is also a whole

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