[["Ham comes from pigs", 918.0], ["Pigs provide ham, bacon, feet, ears and more.", 76.5], ["Traditional ham is pork from a leg cut that has been preserved by wet or dry curing, and sometimes smoking.", 50.0], ["\"Ham is the raw rear leg (rump to shank) of a hog, which is preserved by smoking dry-curing or wet-curing...with emphasis on cultural specialties... Ham curing can be 8 months to 2 years. A non-cured ham is fresh ham.\" Info from TheSpruceEats.com.", 26.0], ["The word ham derives from the Old English hamm and refers specifically to a cut of meat from the hog's hind legs. China takes credit for curing the first pork leg back in 4900 B.C. Enthusiasm for ham spread throughout ancient Europe with the Romans, who likely learned from Chinese while trading. ", 24.0]]
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