Animal foods are called complete proteins because they have:
AAll essential amino acids
BOnly fats and vitamins
CA very high fibre level
DEvery known mineral
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. All essential amino acids
1. Animal foods such as meat, eggs and milk are rich in protein.
2. They have all the essential amino acids humans need.
3. They are not fat-free and do not contain every mineral.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Food" (rev 1379752283), section "Animals"_
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