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The pig, rebranded by French nobility so dinner sounds classier than the barnyard.
means The meat of a pig, eaten fresh or cured into bacon, ham, and sausage.
from From Old French porc, from Latin porcus (pig) — Norman conquerors ate porc while English peasants raised the swine, a class divide preserved on every menu.
Word politicsPork-barrel spending means lawmakers feeding local voters.
Most eatenWorld's most consumed meat by volume.
Whole animalNearly every pig part becomes food or product.