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Food and Cooking question: What part of the pig does bacon come from? It is the thigh or stomach of a pig which is either salted and smoked, or dried before being sliced thin and cooked. ... Answers.com > Wiki Answers > Categories > Food and Cooking > What part of the pig does bacon come from?
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Mr. Butcher then goes to work on Mr. Oink, slicing up choice parts like ribs (yummy!), chops (tasty!), loin (mmm, good!), and yes--everyone's favorite--bacon! Mr. Oink sure likes his new home at the supermarket, but he won't be there for long!
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Exactly what part of the pig does bacon come from? Bacon is defined as any of certain cuts of meat taken from the sides, belly or back of a pig. Food & Dining > Foods > Meat... ... Answer originally posted in response to What part of a pig does bacon come from?
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Jarmo Lundgren; Thu, 28 Sep 2000 03:36:32 -0700 ... [commie] Where does the bacon come from? Jarmo Lundgren ... Reply via email to...
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From a pig there are different parts at which meat comes from which get processed into different meals. Such as including Bacon, Pork, Gamon. ... The normal bacon slices can also come in different thickness and quality. Bacon can be used in all sorts of dishes and recipes such as fried breakfast or pasta dishes.
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