SPAM

[Boyd Brooks]

Love spam! Fried for breakfast, in sandwiches, barbecued for a burger, or in rice for a side.

 

[rookhawk]

I don't mean to threadjack, so please friends kick me out of bounds if this is a stretch.

We've been watching a lot of sound videos lately where they explain that pretty much every health video points to a single fact: we as a race are eating crap. Diabetes is a symptom of metabolic disorder, its why women are becoming infertile and everyone has inflammation. It's HFCS, seed oils, and heavily processed foods that are killing the human race.

I'd love to get any recipes you may have for spam-like foods we can make at home with actual recipes that don't require a Ph.D. to pronounce.

 

[BourbonTrail]

I don't mean to threadjack, so please friends kick me out of bounds if this is a stretch.

We've been watching a lot of sound videos lately where they explain that pretty much every health video points to a single fact: we as a race are eating crap. Diabetes is a symptom of metabolic disorder, its why women are becoming infertile and everyone has inflammation. It's HFCS, seed oils, and heavily processed foods that are killing the human race.

I'd love to get any recipes you may have for spam-like foods we can make at home with actual recipes that don't require a Ph.D. to pronounce.

It’s ham and random pork scraps pressure canned with sugar, more salt than they mine in Utah, and potato starch. They give it a Keith Richards makeover by loading it up with Sodium Nitrite during processing.

What more could someone ask for?

On thread topic: I actually enjoy pan fried SPAM every 5-10 years. It helps correct for all the vegetables my wife makes me consume.

 

[Rare Breed]

Best foods mayonnaise in small amounts. SOS (chipped beef) on toast, just one more time.

Lon is so funny talking about spam…having hunted with him there is no spam served only incredible food more than you could ever eat which was such a delight and wonderful experience!!!!!

 

[Jay Kelley]

Spam is available in sealed plastic packets as well as cans. It's a lot easier to carry in the field than cans. I don't keep it in the house, though. Dirty Moore, Chef Boyardee and Hormel make up most of my canned rations at home.

 

[R eight]

A few decades ago I lived in some fairly remote areas where I picked up a taste for canned stuff.

Favourite feeds included.

Canned ham , canned cucumber and onion sandwiches.

Baked beans, hot or cold.

Sweetened condensed milk on oatmeal biscuits/cookies

Canned vanilla creamed rice and tinned fruit

Tinned braised steak and onions….drowned in Worcestershire sauce.

I’m salivating just thinking about it