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a Spanish dish that typically consists of bite-sized pieces of meat or vegetables
What is "pincho"?
Pincho, also known as pintxo, is a type of snack or small appetizer that is popular in the Basque region of Spain. It typically consists of a small slice of bread, often toasted, topped with a variety of ingredients such as cheese, cured meats, seafood, or vegetables. The toppings are held in place with a toothpick or skewer, and the dish is often served on a platter or at a bar as a tapa, or small plate. Pinchos are often served in a variety of shapes and sizes, with colorful and creative arrangements that showcase the different flavors and textures of the ingredients. They are a popular and social way of enjoying food and drink with friends and family, and are often accompanied by a glass of wine or a refreshing beer.
