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Pork and Beef Information
Pork is the primary form of tocino but beef is also widely available on the menues and in stores. For this reason ony, I edited to include beef.
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Chicken Tocino
I'm not sure if chicken is traditionally made into tocino. But it is available at least in the Philippines so even if it's a recent invention, it became popular. So I think a mention of chicken tocino might be in order.
I believe tocino is used regionally in different ways and gather from the current article that it has been written by people familiar with a latin american interpretation of the term, which is more akin to bacon.