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Anyone else here a Spam fan?

Fried spam and eggs on Sunday morning with some Kings Hawaiian bread and a pot of strong coffee. Yowser.

Recipes I have tried and recommend:

Spambalaya

Spam Enchiladas

I am also a spam fan, especially the fried spam and eggs. Also fresh out of the can for lunch. Not very creative about other recipes.

Best,
Tom

I'm a big fan of Spam, eggs, sausage and Spam.

I used to eat Spam when I was in the boyscouts. It was very tasty when cooked over a campfire, but I haven't had any in a very, very long time. I can't imagine eating it these days, although I don't know why.

Spam spam spam spam, lovelly spam, wonderful spam...

Baked beans are off!

I can't honestly say that I've tried it.

Isn't it just pork shoulder that has been smoked/seasoned like ham? I don't see anything wrong with that.

the regular recipe Spam is inedible to me..much too salty. the lower sodium is better. still overly salty, but over a pile of steamed rice, with sheets of nori (seaweed) on the side to "pinch" up misubi bites is great!

I tasted it once when I was a kid and it was just like the Ken-L-Ration I fed my dog...Yeah, I tasted that too :D

When I was a kid, before anyone had ever heard of things like fat and cholesterol, my mom used to make fried Spam sandwiches pretty regularly. Just browned strips with mustard on a hamburger bun, which she toasted in the spam grease.

Spambalaya sounds interesting, I usually use smoked sausage. May give that at try.

Tom

few weeks ago, i was picking up some korean food for my office lunch. i got my standard bi-bim-bap. some older korean guys were about to dig in. they ordered a fried rice made with kimchee and spam. it had a fried egg on top. smelled and looked great. about $5.

still havent tried it.

..........................spam.................... all the ingredients left over that didn't make it into a hot dog.................................enjoy!

Spam & eggs.
Spam in fried rice.
Spam in yakisoba.
Spam masubi.
Spam in a burrito.

There's nothing that spam can't do!

Spam, spam,spam,spam,spam,spam,spam,spam,spam,spamity spam!

Fried Spam on wheat toast with Lettuce, tomato and miracle whip.

If you ever find yourself on I90 through MN, be sure to visit the SPAM museum.

Saw a report on the news a week or so ago that the SPAM factory is in full production 24/7 trying to keep up with the demand. Can't remember how many cans they turn out a day but it was a staggering number. Recessions / depressions are apparently very good for SPAM business.
Also, Hawaiians apparently love SPAM. Sell more in Hawaii on a per capita basis than anywhere.

And yes, a couple of thick slices of SPAM fried in a skillet, some good cheddar cheese and Miracle Whip between two slices of fresh bread and a cold glass of milk....
doesn't get much better than that.... mmmmmmmmm. Per DHowards post, lettuce and tomato are optional.

i think i read that hawaii eats more spam than the rest of the country combined.

I love fried spam sandwiches!

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 4524517)

i think i read that hawaii eats more spam than the rest of the country combined.

They love it on Guam too...I took these pictures last summer over there...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1236281414.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1236281446.jpg

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Originally Posted by Drdogface (Post 4524152)

I tasted it once when I was a kid and it was just like the Ken-L-Ration I fed my dog...Yeah, I tasted that too :D

Prefered Gaines Burgers with cheese myself...:D

Last time I ate Spam had to be back in Boyscouts. The last time I handled Spam was about 25 yrs ago. We put some on a friends doorstep and lit it on fire, and rang his bell. ( Hey, you do stupid things after consuming alot of beer!)

I tried some recently, OMG! and I think it has some MSG in it too. I couldnt do it. But, I wonder if it comes in a larger can? Like the old spiced luncheon loaf cans the size of a loaf of bread?

Love Spam. Wife's paternal Grandmother lived in Honolulu and cooked Hawaiin for her as a kid, so Spam is in the bloodline. We eat it as a treat mostly.

In the store, ever notice the can of "potted meat product" on the shelf below the Spam? WTF is that???

its an aftermarket part

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 4524855)

In the store, ever notice the can of "potted meat product" on the shelf below the Spam? WTF is that???

With a name like Potted Meat Product, it is whatever your level of cynicysm and sarcasm will allow. :)

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 4524855)

In the store, ever notice the can of "potted meat product" on the shelf below the Spam? WTF is that???

all the ingredients left over that didn't make it into a hot dog.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potted_meat

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Ingredients

* Armour Star: Mechanically separated chicken, beef tripe, partially defatted cooked beef fatty tissue, beef hearts, water, partially defatted cooked pork fatty tissue, salt, and less than 2 percent: mustard, natural flavorings, dried garlic, dextrose, sodium erythorbate, and sodium nitrite.

* Hormel: Beef tripe, mechanically separated chicken, beef hearts, partially defatted cooked beef fatty tissue, meat broth, vinegar, salt, flavoring, sugar, and sodium nitrite.

* Libby's: Mechanically separated chicken, pork skin, partially defatted cooked pork fatty tissue, partially defatted cooked beef fatty tissue, vinegar, less than 2% of: salt, spices, sugar, flavorings, sodium erythorbate and sodium nitrate.

Spam is mostly pork shoulder, IIRC.

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 4524855)

In the store, ever notice the can of "potted meat product" on the shelf below the Spam? WTF is that???

what the h3ll is potted meat, is that from Farmer Vincents farm?
and what is "cheese food"? I won't eat american cheese

Everything but the squeal.

This thread reminded me of the Hawaiian joint down the street. Just finished my Spam Musubi.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo.../cheeburga.gif

Regarding the potted meat: chicken: yum, tripe: yum, hearts: ok, partially defatted cooked fatty tissue: WTF?!?!?

well, there goes my lunch

It was going to be called "Potted food-like substance" - but while test marketing, they decided that the name was too vague.

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 4525163)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1236294194.jpg

If you've never read/seen "Steve Don't Eat It!" (not me, another Steve), you owe it to yourself to check it out. But pee first because you're going to laugh that hard.
http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/cat_steve_dont_eat_it.php

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There aren't too many products that feel the need to reassure you that they are, in fact, "food." Already not a good sign.

The list of ingredients is long and horrifying, coming right out of the gate with "MECHANICALLY SEPARATED CHICKEN." Oddly enough, I'm about to be separated from my lunch, and I haven't even opened the can yet.

Other ingredients include BEEF TRIPE, BEEF HEARTS, AND "PARTIALLY DE-FATTED COOKED PORK FATTY TISSUE" How does one de-fat fat? Bizarre. God knows what else is in here.

Okay, I'm going to go try it now. If i'm not back in ten minutes, call Poison Control...

I'm back. Oofah.

Okay, here we go-- Pulling back the lid (not recommended) lets loose an odor that punches you in the nose like a stinky fist. If you've ever smelled a can of dog food, it's just like that. Only imagine you are opening the can while your head is wedged in a horse's azz.

Inside is a smooth, oddly pink meat paste. So smooth, in fact, I dare call it "creamy." (I actually got a little gaggy just typing that.) Surprisingly, it was a little spicier than I expected. Although, that sensation may have been a by-product of my tastebuds dying.

The can shows a serving suggestion of the Potted Meat being served on squares of toast. I would also suggest squares of toilet paper. Or maybe a nice diaper.

All I can tell you is, I survived the first installment of "Steve, Don't Eat It." And I have to admit it may have even been a little educational. I know I learned at least one thing from "Ralph's Potted Meat"-- Ralph is a facking dick.

Not surprisingly, I've come up with a little slogan the peeps who handle Potted Meat Marketing can use (no charge, as always): POTTED MEAT FOOD PRODUCT: Made By, For, And With azzholes.

This was one of the less funny ones.