porkstrip

noun
UK /ˈpɔːk.strɪp/
US /ˈpɔːrk.strɪp/

A porkstrip is a long, thin piece of pork meat.

Mom cut the pork into porkstrips and fried them for dinner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thin strip of cured or dried pork eaten as a snack.

He packed a bag of spicy porkstrips for the hike.

3. A cut of pork used in stir-fries or noodle dishes.

Add the porkstrips to the hot wok and stir quickly.

4. A long, narrow piece of pork served grilled on skewers.

The street vendor sold grilled porkstrips with rice.