The Wonders of Spam

[Moondawg]

I was enjoying a breakfast of grilled peppered spam on toast. I got to pondering on that wonderful and tasty meat product. Spam is possibly the greatest invention since the 1885 Highwall. Spam is tasty, easy to prepare in many different ways, nourishing and healthy. I can remember my days in the Army when we would have spam for breakfast, often mixed with scrambled eggs. Brisk mornings in the field when they would chopper out melmack cans full of green eggs and chopped spam. Or, powdered eggs and spam. Spam SOS was a real treat. The Army fed it's soldiers right back in the day. Now days, Bacon Spam is to die for. I am sure many of you still enjoy setting down to a good plate full of spam. :bigsmyl2:

[sparky45]

Happens to be one of my favorites. I especially like pan fried (lightly) Spam with scrambled eggs. Also, I usually have a Spammich for lunch - bread, Spam with a dab of Miracle Whip. I've been eating it for 60 years now.

[Trey45]

Spam??? Did someone say SPAM???

[Hickory]

Personally, I would just assume have a nice plate of corned beef hash with a few eggs.

[fryboy]

jalapeno is my fav of the so many current offered flavors , granmaw used to fry it for breakfast ( back when there was only one flavor ) to go along with the sausage and bacon ( i miss her cooking !! she knew how to feed a workin' man !!! ) if perchance any was left over it was part of lunch

[WILCO]

SPAM has always been one of my "Go To" meats when fixing quick meals.
There is two or three cans in the cupard at all times.

[gnoahhh]

Ugh!! C'mon guys! Spam= heart attack waiting to happen. High fat, high salt content. Keep on eating tons of that stuff (and stuff like it) and you'll be consulting with a cardiologist on a regular basis, if you're lucky. Ask me how I know.

If the Army served that stuff to the troops on a regular basis, it wasn't because it was good and healthy for them, it was because it was cheap and quick to prepare.

[10x]

Read a label on the spam tin - said "may include meat..."

[Jim Flinchbaugh]

When we were kids, we ate spam and fish, a lot, becasue it was cheap. Now, ya gotta save up to enjoy the finer things!

[Dale in Louisiana]

Sliced very thin, cooked in a cast iron pan until crispy... It doesn't last long.

Heart attack? Whaddaya wanna do? Die healthy?

Scene at a funeral:

Guy looking at the deceased: He looks so natural, What'd he die from?

Mourning widow: Absolutely NOTHING!

dale in Louisiana

[10x]

When we were kids, we ate spam and fish, a lot, becasue it was cheap. Now, ya gotta save up to enjoy the finer things!

When I was a kid we ate home butchered beef, home grown chicken, and home butchered pork because we could not afford spam or much other from the grocery store.
When I went to university and boarded in students residence I was amazed about the attitude of students on Saturday (Steak night in the cafeteria). Because we butchered and cut our own I regarded steak as simply beef and did not put a value on it.

One of the neighbors was an apprentice butcher in German in the 1920s before he immigrated to Canada and he taught my Dad how to make some sausages.
Spam is sort of the equivalent of head cheese.... you really do not want to know what is in it.

[gbrown]

Ugh!! C'mon guys! Spam= heart attack waiting to happen. High fat, high salt content. Keep on eating tons of that stuff (and stuff like it) and you'll be consulting with a cardiologist on a regular basis, if you're lucky. Ask me how I know.

If the Army served that stuff to the troops on a regular basis, it wasn't because it was good and healthy for them, it was because it was cheap and quick to prepare.

Sorry, I'm with gnoahh--I don't worry about what I eat, but when I die, I would like something with a good taste in my mouth, like liver, sauerkraut or something, not ground, flavored fat. Most of the people around my house love it, but I don't. This is like a McRib sandwich.

[gnoahhh]

I had to chuckle recently when Andrew Zimmern, the guy who travels around the world eating truly nasty-sounding stuff for the TV show "Bizaare Foods", stated that Spam was one of the few foods he despised. This from a guy who smacks his lips over stuff like monkey brains and rotten fish.

To each his own. Everything in moderation. I like a Spam sandwich maybe once a year to remind me of the cr*p I foolishly ate when I was younger.

[Grendl]

My dad was a WWII vet and growing up we ate spam for breakfast on Sunday mornings. Now I loved my old man but if I never see another can of that stuff I will consider my self Blessed beyond compare. Fried, with brown sugar and he was firmly convinced that. It was as good as Mom's baked ham , I can still remember him smiling as he cooked it. Cubed and made into hash, nasty!
The only recipe I cared for was to take a pine board , smear peanut butter on it slice the spam and lay it on top of the peanut butter and bake for twenty minutes @ 325. For twenty minutes . When done throw the spam away and eat the pine board.
Rick

[Love Life]

I cube it up and toss it in the skillet. Right before it's done cooking, and before I add the eggs, I hit it with healthy squirt of Sirracha hot sauce.

MMMMMM good.

[waynem34]

Ugh!! C'mon guys! Spam= heart attack waiting to happen. High fat, high salt content. Keep on eating tons of that stuff (and stuff like it) and you'll be consulting with a cardiologist on a regular basis, if you're lucky. Ask me how I know.

If the Army served that stuff to the troops on a regular basis, it wasn't because it was good and healthy for them, it was because it was cheap and quick to prepare.

I keep some for emergencies, not really a favorite of mine but better than shoe leather.I think I have 6 or so cans stashed with the shtf supplies.

[Outpost75]

When I was in Italy last year escorting WW2 vets, our hosts were veterans of the Alpini Regt. and they took SPAM and used it for meatballs in pasta. Cut the SPAM into approximately 1" cubes, roll in beaten egg, then in polenta (coarse ground corn meal), sea salt and red pepper, then fry to golden brown with crushed garlic and olive oil, sprinkle with shaved Romano cheese and serve with pasta and your favorite sauce. Ours was a white sauce with calimari and clams, washed down with a double expresso with a shot of grappa in it. In bocca al lupo!

[montana_charlie]

Yakisoba is a popular 'fried noodle' dish in Japan which includes finely cut vegetables and some form of meat ... usually pork, or chicken. But, on Okinawa it is common for Spam to be used in place of the pork.

CM

[Love Life]

I remember cooking slices of spam over a sterno stove using a large piece of glass from a shattered window to cook on. Sho' was good!!

[9.3X62AL]

SPAM isn't my favorite meat dish on earth, but it has fond attachments in memory to some very enjoyable events--fishing trips and deer hunts in my youth, campfires shared with good men and mentors, and meals tossed together from what-have-you near the end of a trip when you're ravenous from a day afield, and the free-form potluck that always seemed to feature SPAM as its meat base.

[MUSTANG]

My Father loved Spam, my Grandfather on my mothers side loved spam; me it literally made me sick with the remnants found on the floor at some time a few minutes after ingestion. Haven't had a bite of it in 56 years and counting. :arrow:

I will say that I am not a particularly finicky eater, love to eat off of street vendor stands across the world. No problems with baked or fried bugs, dog, slimy fish/sea food stuff, or even an occasional Balut in the Philippines (Balut - A fertilized chicken or duck egg is buried in the ground for a week, after which the egg — containing a half-formed fowl — is soft-boiled. Balut is eaten out of the shell with a spoon. When a partially formed bone or feathers is stuck in the teeth it can be a little strange).

I will say that strangely, I can eat canned ham with no problems, although it is a 2nd cousin to SPAM.

Mustang

[gandog56]

I do not like SPAM. Love ham, love bacon, but Spam is NEITHER!

[Swamp Man]

Cubed spam makes good blue catfish bait in some bodies of water. That's the only use I have for spam.

[Trey45]

Cubed spam makes good blue catfish bait in some bodies of water.

I will be trying this! Regular flavor SPAM or ?

[BBQJOE]

I keep some for emergencies, not really a favorite of mine but better than shoe leather.I think I have 6 or so cans stashed with the shtf supplies.

When the SHTF, the S will be H'ing TF!

[Gadabout]

You guys are killing me! I haven't had any SPAM for probably 10 years. Now I am going to get some, slice it thin, and fry it, then 2 eggs over medium. O.K., once in 10 years is not excessive. Might have to do it ONCE a year from now on! Sirracha... YES!!!

[theperfessor]

Going to the grocery later today. Spam is now on the list!

I've heard Samoans and other Pacific Islander people really love Spam.

[jeepyj]

One of our desperation meals at camp became one of our go to meals at camp. Start with Spam finely diced and fried crisp, 3 boxes Kraft Mac and Cheese and 1/2 cup frozen peas. Make the Kraft and peas and cooked Spam. That meal along with a snap off the jug... Life just doesn't get much better!
Jeepyj

[oldarkie]

back in the early 50"s my mom and I lived in navy housing in commiefornia, if not for spam,powdered eggs ,powdered milk and navy beans we would have starved.i still like navy beans,but I do not like green eggs and spam sam I am.

[Hickory]

In the hunting camp with 3-4 members, dice and brown Spam in cast iron skillet.
Grade 3-4 potatoes while Spam is cooking. Remove Spam from skillet and put graded potatoes to cook, add a little onion.
when potatoes are turned add browned Spam. When potatoes are nearly done add 3-4 scrambled eggs and top with mild cheddar cheese. When cheese is melted serve while hot. And don't forget the coffee.

[Bent Ramrod]

Dad always said when he was in the Army that Spam was "Ham that had failed its physical."

It isn't something that I eat regularly, but it tastes better than it sounds. What the heck; it's all protoplasm, whether it's Spam or Porterhouse. At least it isn't Tofu. That stuff tastes like Ivory Soap that has absorbed enough water to sink.

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

Spam, Made in Minnesota.
It's OK, but I rarely eat it, but I have several cans for an emergency.
It was just on sale, 3 cans for $4.44
can't beat that.
Jon

[WILCO]

Keep on eating tons of that stuff....

Nobody is eating tons of this stuff.
Besides, we all get free healthcare now in the U.S.A.
Obama said so. [smilie=s:

[WILCO]

I've heard Samoans and other Pacific Islander people really love Spam.

Fried SPAM and pineapple chunks!!!

http://savourthesensesblog.com/hawaiian-spam-pineapple-casserole/

[2AMMD]

Spam 1/4 to 3/8 thick, fried till done on one side, flipped and covered with 1/4" slice of cheddar or colby jack cheese and sandwiched on a potatoe bread hamburger roll with your choice of spreads (miracle whip and ketchup for me). Baked beans and deli cole slaw sides. It's only a heart attack if you eat too many. Need to enjoy the good things in life sometimes.
2AMMD

[phonejack]

Spam and onion sammich w/miracle whip !

[geargnasher]

Spam Dogs: Cube SPAM @3/8", mix with diced yellow onion, dill pickles, and Monterrey Jack cheese, add as much yaller mustard and mayo as you would for a 'tater salad, fill hot dog buns, and bake #350 until the buns are toasted. Old family recipe.

Also, finely dices SPAM W/eggs and bread crumbs make fine "patties" if pan-fried. Can be served like a salmon/mackerel patty or with bread/burger buns and is good with ketchup or A1.

Gear

[Echo]

Man, I'm gonna GO BUY SOME SPAM! IT'S BEEN YEARS!

[Love Life]

Spam, Made in Minnesota.
It's OK, but I rarely eat it, but I have several cans for an emergency.
It was just on sale, 3 cans for $4.44
can't beat that.
Jon

I used to live in Austin, MN. My dad worked at Hormel. Good ol' Spam town, and it was a truly beautiful place to live.

[sundog]

On the road, Spam salad sandwiches are on the menu. A coke (Real Coka-cola, handful of fritos, and a fold-over spam salad sammich). Walk the dogs, eat, hit the rest area poopy room, and on the road again.

[GL49]

Fried Spam sandwiches with a couple of tall glasses of milk, it doesn't get any better than that. My wife makes me cook them for myself, she'll leave the kitchen.
Low cholesterol, BP 112/65, see what Spam will do for you?

[N4AUD]

Spam= spiced ham. It's all shoulder meat. Read the label. I love it, especially since they make a lower sodium version.

[bob208]

we keep a few cans in stock if it gets bad. also have some of the 2 lb. canned hams. more then once I had fried spam sandwiches at school and work.

[Blanket]

I do not eat it often, but there is always about 4 cans in the truck for when it's needed. Like to grind it up with sweet pickles and mix with mayo for sandwiches

[Dale in Louisiana]

Cubed spam makes good blue catfish bait in some bodies of water. That's the only use I have for spam.
blue catfish are notoriously unselective in their appetites. We used to cube laundry soap (Octagon or P&G) an duse that to catch catfish in still waters.

I can eat Spam. I never developed any appetite for Octagon soap.

dale in Louisiana

[BruceB]

I do not eat it often, but there is always about 4 cans in the truck for when it's needed. Like to grind it up with sweet pickles and mix with mayo for sandwiches

Use Miracle Whip instead of mayo, and add a dash of prepared mustard as well.... MUCH more flavor, and a darned good sandwich. Sweet relish will save the work of chopping pickles.

What a bunch of low-brow, non-epicurean peasants we are.... isn't it great?

[wch]

In S Korea, Spam is considered a luxury, gourmet food.

[Elkins45]

Cubed spam makes good blue catfish bait in some bodies of water. That's the only use I have for spam.

I have had great success using Spam cubes as jug fishing bait. As I recall I didn't even spring for the real stuff- I used stuff from the generic store and the catfish just ate it up.

[Outpost75]

If you ever want to make big points with a Korean couple being married, a gift of SPAM is very thoughtful. Their older people view SPAM as comfort food, and a gift of SPAM is a loving reassurance that you will never know famine, but if hard times come your way, you will have abundant life through the thoughtfulness and generosity of friends.

http://www.meatlovessalt.com/2013/02/the-story-of-budaejjigae-koreas-army-base-stew/

http://www.noobcook.com/budae-jjigae/

http://preparednessadvice.com/recipes/koreans-love-spam-army-stew/#.UloTidKkqs0

[Swamp Man]

I will be trying this! Regular flavor SPAM or ?

Yes Sir regular spam.

[Swamp Man]

blue catfish are notoriously unselective in their appetites. We used to cube laundry soap (Octagon or P&G) an duse that to catch catfish in still waters.

I can eat Spam. I never developed any appetite for Octagon soap.

dale in Louisiana
Spam will catch them 10-1 over any soap bait.

[Swamp Man]

I have had great success using Spam cubes as jug fishing bait. As I recall I didn't even spring for the real stuff- I used stuff from the generic store and the catfish just ate it up.

Yep they love the fat in it plus it puts off a good scent trail.

[bandit7.5]

I was a mere child when I was introduced to STUFF POSING AS MEAT. I thought mom was feeding us dogfood but my pooch Cindy would not touch it. If your dog wont eat it it is not fit for human consumption. (GAG) spam ......... ick

[tommag]

I consider spam to be an essential in my truck. I keep several cans on hand for emergency, because it will be there when the edible stuff is gone.

[starmac]

I will say it is better than potted meat, cause I could never get potted meat to stay on a fish hook.

[ElDorado]

I've heard Samoans and other Pacific Islander people really love Spam.

A Samoan co-worker once told me that they save Spam for special occasions - parties, super bowl, and such. For everyday eating they use the walmart brand.

I like it as a camping breakfast with scrambled eggs, although I do eat it at home, too.

[gandydancer]

I can't think of any thing good to say about spam.

[RugerFan]

Spam is tasty, easy to prepare in many different ways, nourishing and healthy. :bigsmyl2:

Oh STOP! If you enjoy the eating Spam that's fine, but don't for a minute try to tell anyone it's "healthy."

[MaryB]

I have some of the single serve pouches. Good about twice a month.

[Moondawg]

I was a mere child when I was introduced to STUFF POSING AS MEAT. I thought mom was feeding us dogfood but my pooch Cindy would not touch it. If your dog wont eat it it is not fit for human consumption. (GAG) spam ......... ick

My two dogs both love Spam. They would eat all I could give them. However, they just get small bites. Spam is too delicious to feed to the dogs.

[bangerjim]

I am not a survivalist or LDS, but I keep a Costco case of low sodium spam around with a bunch of other non-perishables....just in case. It is a good source of emergency protein and will probably survive a nuke blast!

"Always be prepared"

bangerjim

[Garpo]

It is a good source of emergency protein and will probably survive a nuke blast!

"Always be prepared"

bangerjim

Along with Ramen noodles but that can be a subject for another thread.

[KCSO]

Spam is often used in place of meat. Those who get spam miss out on headcheese.

[1Shirt]

During John C. Freemont days in Freemont, Ne. they have a spam cookoff. Some great dishes are turned out by the locals for it! Even have a guy running around dressed as a big can of spam. Freemont of one of the two places where it is made! Good survival canned good.
1Shirt!

[429421Cowboy]

Love Spam, fried, with rice, cold, in a sandwich or any one of a million other things to do with it! Especially with the price of bacon lately, bacon Spam is a substitute good in our house, and a dang good one at that.

[montana_charlie]

Along with Ramen noodles but that can be a subject for another thread.
Spam, Ramen, a few sliced veggies, and Yakisoba sauce.
That is the combination I referred to in Post #19.

[Dale in Louisiana]

Can of spam, bottle of dried onions, two pounds of pinto beans, a pound of rice a pair of those salt and pepper shakers, and you have one-day survival kit for four to six.

dale in Louisiana

[GOPHER SLAYER]

I well remember when SPAM came into our world. It was during WWII and everything was being rationed. I felt that things must really be getting bad if this is all they can come up with to replace my beloved bologna sandwich. In my opinion the stuff tastes like lard dyed red. I can't remember eating a single bit of it since the end of 1945. I think vultures regard it as just one step above hyena barf.

[preparehandbook]

Spam, avocado, ramen

Ate this every other day in hawaii

[ElDorado]

Now Spam is fine, and I love it, but the real canned delicacy is Vienna sausages. Even my vegetarian nephew will eat them because he doesn’t believe they have meat in them. The proper way to eat them is to break all but one of the tines off of a plastic fork, and then spear them right out of the can, just like you do with canned oysters. Manna sent from Heaven.

[historicfirearms]

I remember the first time I had Spam. Dad took me ice fishing with one of his buddies overnight. I must have been five or six and it was the first overnighter I ever pulled. Dads friend had a can of spam that we warmed up on the Coleman lantern and made spamiches for breakfast. It was like eating a slice of heaven!

[StratsMan]

SPAM comes in flavors now??!!?? It's been a looooong time since I've opened a can o' SPAM. I'm gonna go look for Bacon SPAM now!!!

[mold maker]

When I was first married we were glad to have spam. The last time I couldn't do better than spam was over 49 years ago. And I wont fret if it's that long again.

[Hickory]

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[montana_charlie]

Actually, this page at Wiki ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_(food)#Nutritional_data ) has some good data on Spam.

Ingredients:
"The labeled ingredients in the classic variety of Spam are chopped pork shoulder meat, with ham meat added, salt, water, modified potato starch as a binder, sugar, and sodium nitrite as a preservative. Spam's gelatinous glaze, or aspic, forms from the cooling of meat stock."

Nutrition:
"Spam is typically sold in cans with a net weight of 340 grams (12 ounces). A 100-gram (3.5-ounce) serving of original Spam provides 1,300 kJ (310 Calories or kilocalories), 13 grams of protein (26% DV), 3 grams of carbohydrates (1% DV), 27 grams of total fat (41% DV), including 10 grams of saturated fat (49% DV). The cholesterol content of Spam is 70 milligrams (23% DV). A serving also contains 57% of the recommended daily intake of sodium (1369 milligrams). Spam provides the following vitamins and minerals: 0% vitamin A, 1% vitamin C, 1% calcium, 5% iron, 3% magnesium, 9% potassium, 12% zinc, and 5% copper."

"There are several different flavors of Spam products, including:

Spam Classic – original flavor
Spam Hot & Spicy – with Tabasco flavor
Spam Jalapeño
Spam Black Pepper
Spam Less Sodium – "25% less sodium"
Spam Lite – "33% fewer calories, 25% less sodium, and 50% less fat" – made from pork shoulder meat, ham, and mechanically separated chicken
Spam Oven Roasted Turkey
Spam Hickory Smoke flavor
Spam Spread – "if you're a spreader, not a slicer ... just like Spam Classic, but in a spreadable form"
Spam with Bacon
Spam with Cheese
Spam Garlic"

[GL49]

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[bikerbeans]

SPAM is for the unwashed masses. If you want the good stuff get a can of TREET. The official breakfast for the opening day of squirrel season in Kentucky (okay, maybe just in Bell County) is cubed TREET and chunks of pineapple cooked over an open fire in a cast iron skillet. No silverware or plates required, just take your carry knife an skewer a chunk.


BB

[gandydancer]

tried some SPAM today sliced very thin & fried crisp with eggs and home fries. It was OK.

Remember the WW 2 margarine that looked and smelled like lard. and my mom would add in some kind of red powder and mix it in with her hands to turn it yellow to look like Butter. it didn't. it still taste like lard. the good old days? I don't think so.not with some of the food anyway.

[facetious]

It makes a good BLT too.

[Outpost75]

Sorry, no SPAM thread is complete without the Official Monty Python SPAM sketch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE

SEE ALSO THIS IMPORTANT INFO FOR FOOD STORAGE!!!

http://preparednessadvice.com/food_storage/a-failure-of-the-shelf-life-of-spam/

[Blanket]

sitting in a hotel room in Florence, Alabama eating crackers, cheddar cheese and Spam for supper. Heading home Friday morning and hope to buy a couple of Mountain Cur pups that will only be a 4 hour detour on a 10 hour drive home.Life is good Russ

[sleeper1428]

My father was a battalion surgeon with the 7th Division during WWII and served throughout the entire Pacific campaign, from the Aleutians, to the Marshalls, to the Philippine Islands and finally, to the Ryukyus, specifically, Okinawa, where he was awarded the Bronze Star with V for Valor, promoted from Second Lt. to Major and somehow managed to contract yellow fever which ended his tour of duty and brought him home at last. On the rare occasion when we could get him to talk about his experiences during the war, one of his most vivid memories of those years in the Pacific was of eating Spam on such a frequent basis that when he finally came home he could no longer even look at a can of Spam without getting physically ill! I guess that's what is meant by the old saying, 'too much of a good thing!!'

sleeper1428

[ElDorado]

sitting in a hotel room in Florence, Alabama eating crackers, cheddar cheese and Spam for supper. Heading home Friday morning and hope to buy a couple of Mountain Cur pups that will only be a 4 hour detour on a 10 hour drive home.Life is good Russ

They like Spam, too.

[Blanket]

left overs for the trip home

[waksupi]

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[Driver man]

Ive never eaten spam or seen it in any supermarket. Cans of corned beef aplenty but no spam,It must be available as we have a very large Samoan and pacific island population living here. It does not look very appetizing to me.

[LUBEDUDE]

Spam, Hmmmm, I have that taste in my mouth from childhood to last a lifetime!

[bear67]

Spam made me the camp cook I am! Fished and camped a lot with an uncle who lived to fish and spam was his breakfast and supper staple. He opened a can of Ranch Style Beans, cubed a can of Spam and heated this and served over white bread. I learned to cook good meals in camp even before Boy Scouts as a self defense measure. I eat spam, but don't want it at every meal.

Guess it was successful as I an at the National Dutch Oven Gathering at Lake Degray AR right now and teach outdoor cooking all over the place, including NRA Whittington Center in NM. This morning we will have biscuits and gravy from a Dutch oven, mountain man breakfast, and bacon, eggs and pancakes on the griddle for 40 or so friends in camp. Coffee has been available since 4 AM.

[wch]

Does anyone know the taxonomic name for "spaminals"?

[starmac]

bear67, It seems you actually found a better use for spam than fish bait. lol

[AlaskanGuy]

And here i thought this thread was all about the c.r.a.p. that fills my email box....:kidding:

I eat spam, and even my autistic son will eat it....

[Frank46]

Hello to all my spam bretherin. And I thought I was the only one I knew who liked it. One of my buddies when he found out that I like spam said "spam is ham that failed the physical". Went into our pantry and plopped a can on the table. Frank

[unclogum bill]

The residents of the state of Hawaii consume the most Spam per capita in the United States. Hawaiian Burger King restaurants began serving Spam in 2007 to compete with the local McDonald's chains. In Hawaii, Spam is so popular it is sometimes referred to as "The Hawaiian Steak". One popular Spam dish in Hawaii is Spam musubi, where cooked Spam is combined with rice and nori seaweed

[inspector_17]

A lady I used to work with was helping her daughter with a survey: Ham or SPAM? Of course I said SPAM. The look she gave me was hilarious! My sister in law has always had SPAM in her kitchen. One day I saw her slice it and proceeded to make a sandwich. I asked her why don't you fry it? She looked at me and you could she the light bulb turn on. She said she had never thought of that! My wife and daughter have never touched SPAM. Oh well the more for me!!