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What is a pig loin?
Meat from a pig used to make Steak
Where does glue come from in the pig?
Glue is obtained from collagen, a protein found in various parts of the pig's body, including the skin, bones, and connective tissues. These parts are processed and boiled down to extract the collagen, which is then used to make glue.
What hog product is used to make gloves?
Pig Skin
Does Lays have pig fats E361 enzymes?
Pig fat enzymes are commonly used to make food products. Lays uses the E361 pig enzyme in their potato chips.
What are the parts of a pig's brain?
get a job. your mom.
What type of animal does bologna come from?
Bologna comes from the pig.
What is a pig loin?
Meat from a pig used to make Steak
What pig part is in concrete?
No parts of a pig are made of concrete. A pig is an animal made of flesh and blood the same as all other animals. Concrete is a type of wet sand mix that is used to pave sidewalks and make building blocks.
Where does glue come from in the pig?
Glue is obtained from collagen, a protein found in various parts of the pig's body, including the skin, bones, and connective tissues. These parts are processed and boiled down to extract the collagen, which is then used to make glue.
What ingredients are used to make sausages?
pig
What is used to make noises in a pig?
their nose
Does bologna remove paint from a car?
yes, this is manly caused by the acid in the houves of the pig and cow, the outher main corrosive part is the moucus from the pig snouts, the feces from the pig anus dosent help eathier.
Hair of a pig used for?
Pig hair is commonly used to make brushes.
What are the origins of bologna?
The origins of bologna can be traced right back to the Bronze Age. Around three thousand years ago, a population of unkown origin settled in the Appenine region, on the banks of the Apose and Ravone rivers. During the Iron Age, this population developed its own authentic culture and came to be known as the Villanovan Culture.The Italian city named Bologna does date back to the Villanovan culture, but that answer is a bit of a stretch; for all practical purposes, the food we call bologna can be traced to a similar Italian sausage named mortadella, which does come from the Bolognese region of Italy. Bologna is an American sausage that dates to the late nineteenth century.
What hog product is used to make gloves?
Pig Skin
Does gelaton have pig in it?
Yes, parts.
Fat from the back of a pig used to make lard or cracklings?
Fatback
