What types of foods do Hindu's eat?

There is no specific type of food that Hindus do or don't eat. In general, about a quarter of all Hindus follow a generally vegetarian diet. The remainder eat pretty much everything, except for beef, which is increasingly being restricted on religious grounds, even though some Hindus still eat beef. Depending on the part of the country they come from and their personal religious beliefs, Hindus may be vegan, vegetarian, lacto-vegetarian, ovo-lacto-vegetarian, piscitarian, or generally non-vegetarian with usually a beef prohibition.

Farming for meat, particularly chicken, seafood, ducks, etc. is booming as more affluent families stimulate demand.