Pig fresh meat / fat tissue
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Pig meat, commonly called pork, covers cuts, fat and connective tissue from a pig, sold fresh, ground, prepared, or preserved rather than as one cut.

Pig meat, commonly called pork, is meat from a pig. It is not one uniform cut: muscle, fat, and connective tissue vary substantially by body region and trimming. Fresh pork ranges in color from pale pink to darker red and has a mild, savory flavor; texture depends on the cut and how it is cooked.
It is sold as whole cuts, ground meat, and prepared or preserved products. The broad name does not identify a particular cut, fat level, or processing method, so it should not be treated as a single standardized ingredient. Fresh pork differs from cured, smoked, cooked, or seasoned pork products, and those forms have distinct compositions and culinary uses.
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Pig fresh meat / fat tissue
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Pig meat, dried
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Reference: Pork, mince, raw
Per 100 g of 100 g edible portion in the named official reference form.
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Nutrition varies greatly by cut, fat trimming, and processing; comparisons should specify the cut and distinguish fresh meat from cured, smoked, ground, or cooked products.
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Nutrition reference: Composition of foods integrated dataset (CoFID), 2021 — 18-606 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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