chickens
swine
goat
beef
sheep
100

This is the most popular cut of chicken. 

Boneless Skinless Breast

100

Bacon typically comes from this part of the pig. 

Belly

100

This type of goat is known for its meat production. 

Boer

100

This is the highest USDA quality grade for beef, known for its marbling and tenderness. 

Prime

100

This is a common breed of sheep bread for meat. 

Hampshire

200

This is a darker cut with more fat and flavor. 

Thigh

200

Cut from the hind leg. Can be cured, smoked, or fresh. 

Ham

200

This cut can be prepared bone-in or deboned and sliced into steaks. 

Leg

200

This lean cut from the hind leg is often used for roasts, or stew meat. 

Round

200

The top round cut comes from this part of the sheep. 

Leg

300

Chicken tenders come from this part of the chicken. 

Breast

300

This is the most popular cut of pork. 

Pork chop 

300
This cut of goat is known for its tenderness and mild flavor. 

Loin

300

Marveling is the little white flecks in meat. It’s actually this substance that helps make beef juicy and flavorful. 

Fat

300

The rib eye roast comes from this part of the lamb. 

Neck

400

One of the least expensive cuts of chicken. Meijer sells it for $1.49/lb. 

Drumsticks

400

The most expensive cut of pork. You can buy at Meijer on sale for $2.90/lb

Tenderloin

400

In other countries goat and sheep meat is called this. 

Mutton

400

Gelatin, used in Jell-O and marshmallows comes from this part of the cow. 

Bones and connective tissue

400

This is the most expensive cut of lamb. It comes from the upper rib section. Sold at Meijer for $15.29/lb. 

Rack of lamb

500

Some people eat this part of the chicken. It is known as the hind part of the stomach. 

Gizzard

500

What is the name of this popular southern food that is cooked pork intestines. 

Chitlins 

500

This country consumes the most goat. 

Mongolia

500

This super tender and fancy cut comes from the cows back and has a name that means “small tender part”. 

Filet Mignon 

500

The lamb carcass is broken into this many primal cuts. 

4, the front, leg, loin, and flank