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Deutsch: Schweinefleisch / Español: Puerco / Português: Porco / Français: Porc / Italiano: Maiale

Puerco refers to pork, the culinary name for meat derived from domestic pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus). It is a versatile meat widely consumed worldwide, known for its rich flavor, high fat content, and tender texture when cooked. Pork is used in various culinary traditions and can be prepared in numerous ways, including roasting, frying, grilling, and stewing.

Deutsch: Pasalubong / Español: Pasalubong / Português: Pasalubong / Français: Pasalubong / Italiano: Pasalubong

Pasalubong refers to a Filipino tradition involving the giving of gifts or souvenirs, often food items, brought home by someone who has traveled from one place to another. It is a deeply rooted practice in Filipino culture, symbolizing thoughtfulness, affection, and the sharing of one's travels with family, friends, and colleagues. In the food context, pasalubong often consists of local delicacies or specialties from a particular region, town, or country that are not readily available in the recipient's area.

Pivo is a Czech for beer

Deutsch: Palaharam / Español: Palaharam / Português: Palaharam / Français: Palaharam / Italiano: Palaharam

Palaharam is a term commonly used in the Indian subcontinent, particularly in the southern states of India such as Kerala, to refer to a variety of sweet and savory snacks. These snacks are typically homemade and are an integral part of Indian cuisine, enjoyed during festivals, celebrations, or as a light meal between main meals.

Polvoron is a filipino term for sweet of powdery texture made of powdered milk and sugar.

Pinapaitan (Ilokano) is a filipino term for a dish of goat meat with goat bile.