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    What is the difference between pork, bacon, ham, and gammon?

    Question #80882. Asked by darkpresence. (May 23 07 3:40 PM)


    brit_or_kiwi

    		Bacon is from the back or sides of the pig.
    Pork is 'unsalted pig flesh as food.'
    Gammon is from bacon and/or ham.
    Ham is from the upper part of the pig's leg.

    It all depends on where it comes from the pig.

    Reference: New Zealand Oxford Dictionary, 2002

    May 23 07, 3:55 PM

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