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Where does a center cut pork chop come from?
A center-cut pork chop comes from the loin of the pig.
Here's why:
* Loin: This section is located along the pig's backbone and is considered a premium cut.
* Center cut: This specifically refers to the middle portion of the loin, which is the most tender and flavorful part.
So, a center-cut pork chop is essentially a thick slice of the loin, often referred to as the "tenderloin" or "filet mignon" of pork.
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