history: I love pork! I just think it is the tastiest meat
knowledge: It is the most commonly consumed meat worldwide, with evidence of pig husbandry dating back to 5000 BC.
response: I see. Did you know it is more eaten than any other meat in the world?
history: I love pork! I just think it is the tastiest meat
I see. Did you know it is more eaten than any other meat in the world?
That doesn't surprise me, although maybe chicken was what I would say. How long has people been eating pigs then?
knowledge: It is the most commonly consumed meat worldwide, with evidence of pig husbandry dating back to 5000 BC.
response: Apparently we have a long history of eating pork too, with evidence of pork consumption as far back as 5000 BC.
history: I love pork! I just think it is the tastiest meat
I see. Did you know it is more eaten than any other meat in the world?
That doesn't surprise me, although maybe chicken was what I would say. How long has people been eating pigs then?
Apparently we have a long history of eating pork too, with evidence of pork consumption as far back as 5000 BC.
O wow I did not know people ate it back then but I guess if it is availble people will eat it!
knowledge: It is highly prized in Asian cuisines for its fat content and pleasant texture.
response: Indeed. Now it is a valuable meat for Asian cuisines thanks to its fat and texture.
history: I love pork! I just think it is the tastiest meat
I see. Did you know it is more eaten than any other meat in the world?
That doesn't surprise me, although maybe chicken was what I would say. How long has people been eating pigs then?
Apparently we have a long history of eating pork too, with evidence of pork consumption as far back as 5000 BC.
O wow I did not know people ate it back then but I guess if it is availble people will eat it!
Indeed. Now it is a valuable meat for Asian cuisines thanks to its fat and texture.
What else do you know about tasty tasty pork?
knowledge: Consumption of pork is forbidden by Jewish and Muslim dietary law, a taboo that is deeply rooted in tradition, with several suggested possible causes.
response: There is a long tradition in Jewish and Muslim law to not eat pork.