Pork Ribs

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Baby back ribs come from the portion of a hog’s ribcage where the ribs meet the backbone. If you’ve ever wondered if baby back ribs come from young hogs, you don’t need to worry. These ribs get the name baby back due to both the proximity to the spine and their smaller stature thanks in large part because of the rib bones themselves.

While baby back ribs connect to the backbone of the pig, spare ribs are the section of ribs from the baby back ribs to the front of the ribcage. You can see where the rack of spare ribs was cut from the back back ribs by the exposed bone along one edge of the rack. Spare ribs look more like a big slab of bones and meat than baby back ribs.


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Baby back ribs come from the portion of a hog’s ribcage where the ribs meet the backbone. If you’ve ever wondered if baby back ribs come from young hogs, you don’t need to worry. These ribs get the name baby back due to both the proximity to the spine and their smaller stature thanks in large part because of the rib bones themselves.

While baby back ribs connect to the backbone of the pig, spare ribs are the section of ribs from the baby back ribs to the front of the ribcage. You can see where the rack of spare ribs was cut from the back back ribs by the exposed bone along one edge of the rack. Spare ribs look more like a big slab of bones and meat than baby back ribs.


Sold per lbs.

Baby back ribs come from the portion of a hog’s ribcage where the ribs meet the backbone. If you’ve ever wondered if baby back ribs come from young hogs, you don’t need to worry. These ribs get the name baby back due to both the proximity to the spine and their smaller stature thanks in large part because of the rib bones themselves.

While baby back ribs connect to the backbone of the pig, spare ribs are the section of ribs from the baby back ribs to the front of the ribcage. You can see where the rack of spare ribs was cut from the back back ribs by the exposed bone along one edge of the rack. Spare ribs look more like a big slab of bones and meat than baby back ribs.


Sold per lbs.