pulledpork

noun
UK /pʊld pɔːk/
US /pʊld pɔːrk/

Pork that is cooked until very soft and then torn into small pieces.

We had pulled pork sandwiches at the picnic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dish of seasoned, slow-cooked pork served in sandwiches or on plates, common in American barbecue.

The restaurant is famous for its smoky pulled pork.

3. A style of preparing meat by slow roasting and then pulling it apart with forks.

He learned the pulled pork method from his grandfather.

4. Informal term for a messy or disorganized situation resembling shredded meat.

The project turned into pulled pork after the deadline moved.