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Dr. Suchong
Member
I could eat it everyday.
Grilled with hash browns, mushroom, beans and scrambled egg
Grilled with hash browns, mushroom, beans and scrambled egg
newtypepilot
Member
spam is good but those sodium level though
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
We bought spam like 4 days ago for the first time in months, twas good.
Fried up with some patacones or with an arepa.
Let us pray.
Fried up with some patacones or with an arepa.
Let us pray.
lachesis
Member
Spam is a staple in my house - but usually go with the lite or 25% less sodium ver.
Usually consume a can of spam 25% less one... maybe once in two month or so. Definitely not every day though.
I actually split them up into french-fry sized sticks, and air fry them for 10 min or so. Comes out nice and crispy, goes well as a side dish for any main rice dish.
Also Spam Musubi - very easy and tasty.
Best of all, Korean Budaechigae (Army stew) - now that's a heavenly hearty stuff for cold days - and it's not complete with authentic Spam.
You can replace weiners with other brands (I also use Kielbasa), and even skip some stuff like sliced ham and all - but you cannot skip Spam for that stew.
Usually consume a can of spam 25% less one... maybe once in two month or so. Definitely not every day though.
I actually split them up into french-fry sized sticks, and air fry them for 10 min or so. Comes out nice and crispy, goes well as a side dish for any main rice dish.
Also Spam Musubi - very easy and tasty.
Best of all, Korean Budaechigae (Army stew) - now that's a heavenly hearty stuff for cold days - and it's not complete with authentic Spam.
You can replace weiners with other brands (I also use Kielbasa), and even skip some stuff like sliced ham and all - but you cannot skip Spam for that stew.
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triplestation
Member
its great when youre drunk
Dr. Suchong
Member
I actually put salt on mine.
I must be mental.
I collect VHS tapes
Member
I legit eat spam 4-5 days a week
TheDreadBaron
Member
Its got a very distinctive taste of its own, can’t really describe it other than really salty canned ham, great with fried potatoes
ipukespiders
Member
I feel like a bunch of you got together and decided to make a thread about how great SPAM is.
It's canned dog food for people.
It's canned dog food for people.
And it's wonderful
F31 Leopard
Member
McDonald's of Hawai'i breakfast platters. Jack n the Box and Burger King also have Spam platters too.
onolicioushawaii.com
Spam Musubi, A Hawaii Snack! - Onolicious Hawaiʻi
Spam Musubi is a famous Hawaii snack made from Spam, rice, and nori. Easy to make, portable, and tasty! Spam Musubi is Hawaii's favorite way to eat Spam.
onolicioushawaii.com
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Never had it before. I bought some slim packs of Spam during covid-19 in the event of a food shortage, but I never got around to eating any.
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lachesis
Member
Man, I remember back in midwest in early 90s in high school.
My best buddy (white) and I (asian) go to local Hyvee, local grocery store there like "Stop & Shop" in NJ, or "Publix"
You know, he wasn't really from the richest family either - actually he's the one who taught me how to eat poor man's instant Ramen Noodle (never had like that before - he would drain the noodle, and sprinkle a bit of powder package on top with bit of butter to melt & mix) - which became another college staple for me back then, as a struggling art student who spent most of his money to paint material, canvas etc & video games.
So we go to this grocery store for me to pickup some food to eat at my dorm (during summer, I took ESL classes in local university). While picking out bunch of long-shelf life stuff - I picked out SPAM, and he picked his favorite, Dirty Moore Beef Stew for his snack.
And we gazed each other and went "How do you eat that stuff! It's gross!"
I tried Dirty Moore Beef Stew upon his request, and it's not as gross as I thought it would be - but I will take SPAM any day over it. Seriously.
That was one of the biggest culture shock for me back then - that something I grew up loved by everyone around is considered a "gross" product.
Then some show on the cable showed this.
I still am triggered by it! LOL. Spam is good - in moderation, like bacon or anything else in life! The jelly part, is little bit gross though.
My best buddy (white) and I (asian) go to local Hyvee, local grocery store there like "Stop & Shop" in NJ, or "Publix"
You know, he wasn't really from the richest family either - actually he's the one who taught me how to eat poor man's instant Ramen Noodle (never had like that before - he would drain the noodle, and sprinkle a bit of powder package on top with bit of butter to melt & mix) - which became another college staple for me back then, as a struggling art student who spent most of his money to paint material, canvas etc & video games.
So we go to this grocery store for me to pickup some food to eat at my dorm (during summer, I took ESL classes in local university). While picking out bunch of long-shelf life stuff - I picked out SPAM, and he picked his favorite, Dirty Moore Beef Stew for his snack.
And we gazed each other and went "How do you eat that stuff! It's gross!"
I tried Dirty Moore Beef Stew upon his request, and it's not as gross as I thought it would be - but I will take SPAM any day over it. Seriously.
That was one of the biggest culture shock for me back then - that something I grew up loved by everyone around is considered a "gross" product.Then some show on the cable showed this.
I still am triggered by it! LOL. Spam is good - in moderation, like bacon or anything else in life!
The jelly part, is little bit gross though.
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Liljagare
Member
I tasted all 15 flavors of Spam, and there's only one that beats the original
I tried all 15 Spam varieties, from hot and spicy to Spam with cheese. Here are the best and worst flavors of the iconic canned meat.
www.insider.com
lachesis
Member
I had it raw before - and It's not that bad.... it's that jelly part that grosses me out to be honest.
In a pinch, like war time or stranded in a mountain with no fire - I would eat SPAM raw.
Thing about SPAM is it's actually fully cooked within (yes, after it's cooked after it's canned).
Sosokrates
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Plain and raw it taste like crap, but with a little work u can make tasty things with it.
F31 Leopard
Member
My spam slicer
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nush
Gold Member
My spam slicer
They think of everything don't they? Will it slice a whole block?
Complistic
Member
related: these are my guilty pleasure.
I know they're dog food, I just don't care.
I know they're dog food, I just don't care.
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I need one of these in my life. As much as I love spam, it’s an absolute bastard to slice without making a mess.My spam slicer
Badlucktroll
Member
Spam Knight
I think his name is sir-spam-alot?
I think his name is sir-spam-alot?
Lupingosei
Banned
aclar00
Member
It's tostones you cretin! I kid, i kid....I havent had spam since i was a kid, but assume its like a salchichon?
nush
Gold Member
Filo's love that shit, I never ate or tried spam until I met my wife. It's pretty good, she makes them enclosed inside scrambled eggs.
*EDIT*
Like this.
I just made this, It does not look quite the same but it tastes great. I added some spicy sauce to it.
Impotaku
Member
McDonald's of Hawai'i breakfast platters. Jack n the Box and Burger King also have Spam platters too.
Spam Musubi, A Hawaii Snack! - Onolicious Hawaiʻi
Spam Musubi is a famous Hawaii snack made from Spam, rice, and nori. Easy to make, portable, and tasty! Spam Musubi is Hawaii's favorite way to eat Spam.
Spam musubi is the one dish that totally won me over it seemed so weird sounding that i knew i had to try it as i love japanese food to start with & this looked like a quirky mix, unfortunately the chances of finding it in the UK is zero so i learned how to make it myself, bought a proper musubi press from a seller on ebay from hawaii and had a go. When spam is fried & glazed in soy sugar & mirin it magically transforms, the saltyness from the spam & soy sauce pairs perfectly with the sushi rice & seaweed.
Probably the greatest use i have found for spam so far but there is a youtuber that tried a load of spam recipes and there's some really good ones from around the world. It's a really versatile staple to have in the cupboard.
Anyone who wants to try here's the vid she has the recipes too
manfestival
Member
I eat spam all of the time. However, I do monitor what nutrients I take in daily so it just means that I am having a low sodium day in order to justify taking the spam in. Typically stick to the low sodium or the one mixed with chicken. Though all spam is delicious. There is a dish where I am from that just has grounded spam with some seasoning(I forgot the name but it is along the lines of sazon/adobo with some garlic in it) that just makes it so delicious.