Chicharrón in Spain refers to crispy fried pork skin or pork belly, seasoned simply with salt and occasionally paprika or garlic, and fried until golden and crunchy. It is especially popular in Andalusia, Castile and León, and Galicia, where regional versions range from airy rinds to meaty strips. Often served as a tapa with beer or wine, Spanish chicharrón can also be found in sandwiches, on salads, or as a garnish. Historically, it emerged from rural pork processing traditions, ensuring no part of the animal was wasted.

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