It's everything you hoped it would be....
What's with the different color labels? All I ever had was one flavor - spam.
Posted by: BillH at March 28, 2015 1:29 PMDiversity
Posted by: Terry at March 28, 2015 1:41 PMA recipe for every can-!!
Posted by: G at March 28, 2015 2:40 PMThere are many flavors, and bacon flavor has the lowest sodium content that I've seen.
It may not be true, but I have read that the popularity of SPAM in the Pacific islands is due to tasting somewhat like long pig.
Posted by: Sam L. at March 28, 2015 2:47 PMLook closely on the left and you'll see Oreos.
Oh.mah.gawd...
Product placement...it's everything!
I feel a song coming on...
Posted by: Cris at March 28, 2015 4:24 PMSpam costs too much. Whatever happened to cheap meats?
Posted by: chuck at March 28, 2015 7:34 PMThe "cheap meats"
sit in Capitol seats.
They don't call it sausage-making
for nothing.
Hey, try living in Minnesota. We have deep-fried Spam curds at the state fair. We have the Spam museum in Austin, which is touting its soon-to-be-unveiled upgrade. Go to their website and one can order all kinds of Spam toys and memorabilia.
But one will not find more than a tiny fraction of that display in any grocery store here.
Posted by: Gordon at March 29, 2015 5:03 AMI really like Spam and eat it fairly often, but stay away from the chorizo flavored offering. It's god-awful. Even my dogs flipped me off when I tried to give it to them. I don't know how the Spam folks could have missed the mark so badly.
Posted by: D S Craft at March 29, 2015 12:20 PMI'm thinking of Spam, Spam, Spam, eggs and Spam.
Posted by: Bill H at April 2, 2015 8:56 PMWhoops- didn't see the other BillH up top there- pardon me. I can change to my other screen name- Hotrodelectric.
Posted by: Hotrodelectric at April 2, 2015 9:01 PMI've read Spam became a staple in HI during
WWII. My Army son there eats a mesubi made of rice and Spam rolled inside seaweed. Been to HI 5 times but won't touch it. Too many bad memories of Spam as a kid in Omaha in the 1950s.
"COMMENTS ARE MODERATED TO COMBAT SPAM"
If this is true how did the post appear in the first place?
Every language seems to have an expression of "no accounting for taste".
Spam, the most decisive food? Or maybe deep fried crickets, popular in Thailand.
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