"One of the differences of the Iberian suckling pig is that it provides three layers and as many palatal sequences. The exterior, uniformly crunchy, is reminiscent of very noble pork rinds. An intermediate one, between crunchy and lean, stores fat, gelatinousness, juiciness and succulence. And the third, the fleshy, more tender, cleanly cut, covered with fat, determines texture and flavor, which, in the latter case, is noticeably more exquisite."