The pork primal cuts are the large sections of a pork carcass prior to the separation (with sub-primal cuts) into chops and steaks by a butcher.
The cuts are:
  • Shoulder (Boston Butt and Picnic Shoulder): Used for roasts, pulled pork, and sausages.
  • Loin: Produces pork chops, tenderloin, and back ribs.
  • Belly: Includes cuts like bacon and spare ribs.
  • Ham: Hind leg, typically used for roasts or cured ham.
  • Jowl: Cheek area, often used for cured meats.

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