Buddhist Ramadan should be vegetarian every morning all year round, right?

It depends on who it is for: for real Buddhist pedestrians, they strictly abide by the precepts and only eat Chinese food instead of breakfast. Where can they eat this and that? For inferior pedestrians, breakfast and lunch are vegetarian every day, and every day is Ramadan and Ramadan. For pedestrians who wait longer, they eat three meals and vegetarian food every day. It's hard to say whether they don't obey the precepts. Needless to say, if you go further ... let's talk about Ramadan in your home. Why? Maybe you can't let go of your greedy taste, but you must be fat, sweet and greasy. Fasting does not mean vegetarianism, but fasting on the basis of vegetarianism. This is fasting. As long as it is called fasting, it must be vegetarian+abstinence, and both are indispensable.