Tripe is a type of edible lining from the stomachs of various farm animals. Most tripe is from cattle, pigs and sheep.

Examples
Goat tripe
Hog maw
Stomach of a pig as food
Honeycomb tripe
Tender and mild tripe with a honeycomb pattern
Veal tripe
Contained by
Cau cau
Peruvian stew
Pacalpörkölt
Hungarian stew with tripe
Tripes à la mode de Caen
Traditional tripe dish in Normandy cuisine
Trippa alla romana
traditional dish in Roman cuisine
Contained by: Cau caues-pe Pacalpörkölthu Tripes à la mode de Caenfr Trippa alla romanait
Categories: Beef dish Offal
Subcategories: Goat tripe Hog maw Honeycomb tripe Veal tripe
Contains, including ancestors: Beef
Also known as:
Amharic: Tripa
English: Cow tripe
French: tripette
Wikidata ID: Q470873
Wikipedia title: Tripe
References:
Wikipedia article: Tripe
Inbound Links
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Unlinked Mentions
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