What's the difference between pulled pork and shredded pork?

Shredded pork and pulled pork are essentially the same thing.
Pulled pork refers to Boston butt (or pork shoulder) that has been smoked over a low fire (or cooked in a crockpot, depending on the cook), which results in meat so tender that it can be pulled apart (or shredded) with your bare hands.
Pulled pork can be prepared with a variety of sauces, but barbecued pulled pork sandwiches served on buns (with pickles and cole slaw) and downed with a cold beer (or iced tea) are a legendary meal in the American South.
Recipe: Pulled Pork And Black Bean Burritos (Cookthink)
Recipe: Smoky Mango Pulled Pork Sandwiches (Cookthink)























