Have you ever tried pig roast? If you have no idea what it is or what it tastes like, let me tell you that you are missing out. This delicious dish that’s usually served in big parties and celebrations has made its way into the hearts and lives of many from across the globe. The roasted pig is known for its many names in various countries where it has become popular. What do you call a pig Roast where you live?

Apart from its succulent taste, pig roast became a very popular option for parties and other celebrations because it is one dish that could be served at any given time to about 20-50 people. Indeed, for those who want to cut down on costs for their party needs, a roast pig is a great option. It goes well with the usual pasta or rice or maybe even mashed potatoes. When these are combined and paired up with a few slices of roast pig, all the guests will be full and none of them will ever forget your party.

In some countries, though, roast pig in celebrations could only mean one thing – the hosts of the part are rich. This may come as a surprise but in most third world countries, the roast pig does not come cheap and only those who are rich and famous get to order it. For many years, the pig roast has gained reference to the social class where the person belongs. This association has made it even more popular. In fact, for those who could barely afford it, the pig roast has become an inspiration for them to work harder.

There is a lot to love about the roast pig. Because it is roasted, you can only expect its rich texture to be intact so that every bite feels like heaven on earth. You simply could not deny yourself a bite of it, would you?