Is Jowl Pescatarian?

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No. Jowl refers to the lower part of an animal jaw.

Jowl and the Pescatarian Diet

Jowl is the flesh found in the lower part of an animal's jaw, particularly from pigs, and is often used in cooking for its rich flavor and tender texture. It can be cured, smoked, or cooked fresh and is a popular ingredient in Southern cuisine and Italian dishes such as guanciale.

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