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cracklings
(redirected from Pork rind)

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cracklings
proteinaceous residues after fat is melted and run off during offal processing. Called also greaves.


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Another street favourite is mote con chicharrEn , which is sold by women walking around with cooking pots packed with the main ingredients -- mote ( corn grits), white corn and chicharrEn ( salty pork rind with some meat still on it).
Rich Rudolph, president of Lima, Ohio-based Rudolph Foods, is pushing pork rinds as an up-and-coming snack food segment.
Diets have gotten worse because poor people are eating crappy food, not because the diet fairy left them with the pork rinds rich people didn't want.
 
 
 
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