Old school...love it when camping 🏕. Also diced in omelet. Or on a sandwich ! Fried first of course. Thanks for the tips on reducing the salt. Wish they would just make a low salt version.
I don't. My dad used to bring it to the field when he flew model airplanes. Slapped in on white bread, sprayed a bit of mustard on it and bam, we had a sandwich. Yick. Would say it was a nice family memory, but not so much. Hot, have to retrieve the plane when it landed, warm kool-aid in a jug. Never had it or bought it after moving out.
My stepdad served in WWII and he loved spam! He also knew how to cook it! My personal favorite is spam scrambled eggs! I love this stuff! When we go to Hawaii we always go to local restaurants and eat local food that includes Spam!
0:24 Spam is cooked in the can, *after* it has been sealed, in a hydrostatic cooker. This means the cooking happens under pressure so the cans do not explode.
@@gscotb No no no, I was referring to what the narrator said at the beginning of the video. She said it was cooked before canning. Sorry about the misunderstanding Scot.
They have a low sodium Spam, and I love that stuff! For a sandwich, I like to slice it facewise, instead of in strips off the side or top or bottom. It's like a big spam patty that way. A brief soak removes even more salt, IMHO improving the flavor, especially if you like really thick slices. Favorites for me are diced spam scrambled in eggs, or spamchili mac, or Spam Ranchero, which is a slab of spam like a spam steak, fried a little crispy and then topped with Rotel tomatoes and chiles, and braised covered for a few minutes. Serve over Thai Jasmine rice. Sometimes I make chicken fried spam steak. Good stuff. Spam cheeseburger. Spam chowder. Spam jambalaya. Spamghetti. Spammy Cristo Sandwich. Spam Wellington. Deep fried Spam nuggets. Spam tacos. Bacon wrapped spam sticks. Spam gravy over biscuits. Spam and cabbage. Lots of great stuff to make with Spam.
Rinsing or boiling the spam loaf before cooking/frying will remove surface salt, but it also will remove the collagen (that jelly-like goo around the loaf and left in the can, when you finally get it shaken free). The collagen is good for you. I am not an expert on the best method for retaining, the effects cooking has on collagen, and the best way for the body to accept and use most efficiently. I still researching that part, but blatantly washing down the drain seems to be a waste of a beneficial nutrient.
I have had Spam flavored Macadamia nuts given to me by a friend of mine who had taken a trip to Hawaii. There was only so much of them that I can stand! I enjoy chopped up Spam in a bowl of Chicken flavored Top Ramen sprinkled with Green Onions, chopped.
To easily remove Spam from the can, punch a hole on the other side with an old (perhaps dull) knife (because you don’t want to wreck your good knives). Since there is no longer suction to keep it in the can, the Spam falls right out onto the chopping board!
When I first started reading the reply, I thought I was going to respect you. But by the time I finished reading it, I realized I had no respect for you at all.
Spam breaded and fried Tonkatsu style is amazing. Slice it a little thin and fry it in the fond left from sautéing sliced apples in butter and brown sugar. Team up those apples and spam in an incredible Monte cristo sandwich.
As a child of the 70's. The biggest mistake is to not slice it into a thin slice and fry it...nice and crispy. To me, as old as i am, THAT is the true way to eat SPAM
Moo-soo-BI. Accent on the last syllable. (Or, I was deaf those 6 years on Oahu.) Best way to make musubi, is to lightly fry 2 slices in oil, and then add some teriyaki sauce. 2 pieces of Spam, with seasoned sticky rice between, and held together, with a strip of nori. steve
Here is a spam recipe. 1 can spam 1 can pineapple chunks in heavy syrup. 1 very small clove garlic pealed not chopped. 1/2 green bell pepper cut in chunks about the same size you cut the spam 1/8th cup sliced onions cut wide. Small piece fresh ginger Cut spam in chunks not to thin or thick. Add spam and green pepper ginger to a pan using a neutral oil like peanut oil do not use olive oil. Saute until both spam and peppers are lightly browned. Add pineapple chunks and saute a minute. Add pineapple syrup garlic clove onion Cook low moderate heat until syrup thickens. Take off heat and let it sit a few minutes. If you can find "light soy sauce" sprinkle some on your portion. Don't use regular soy sauce, it is to salty. Enjoy! P.S. you do not have to strictly follow the recipe and can modify.
Thinly sliced spam is a passable substitute for more traditional cold cuts on a sandwich. Yes, the texture and flavor leave something to be desired, but on a sandwich with vegetables and mayonnaise, you'll just get the meatiness and salt no matter what salty cooked meat you use.
For people concerned about the salt levels in spam, you can "treat" it a way similar to naval meats. thinly slice to .33 or .5 inch thickness Use a small to medium sized pot and bring water to boil put the sliced spam in, ensuring the slices are separated from each other to maximize surface area and reduce to simmer for 12 to 15 minutes (you'll have to play with this a bit depending on water capacity of pot vs thickness of slices) remove from heat, covered and let for 15 to 30 minutes cool. drain the pot, keeping the spam in it, and "rinse" it with cool water two or 3 times That's it. Little bit of prep work to control for salt content.
I shred it and crisp it up in the microwave. Then I use it for all sorts of things like Spam and pineapple pizza or sprinkled on scrambled eggs. Kind of like bacon bits. Yum Yum!
I LOVE SPAM!! Parents not so muc…lol A spam, egg & cheese on English muffin is bomb! I know Hawaii uses it a lot (remember they already pay a higher rate than we do), for everything….in recipes-the spam & rice one that I tried is the bomb!!! Don’t knock it!
The rock-simple one is Spam musubi (rice-ball Spam) Spam, nori, sushi rice. Lightly fry the Spam, form the rice into an oblong cake big enough for the slice of Spam to cover it, wrap a strip of nori around it as a belt, sushi style.
About three times a week, I make what my wife calls my "lovely breakfast." It a couple of frozen hash brown potato patties, two or three slices of Spam, and at least half a diced onion, all fried up in a skillet with a few drops of olive oil. I put the patties in first and let the first side reach a golden brown color. Then I flip them over and add the meat and onion. The oil goes on the onion; neither the patties or the Spam need it. I turn the slices when the edges get crispy looking and stir the onions every couple of minutes. It takes next to no time to make and is delicious. And, it doesn't matter to me which variety of Spam I use. Unfortunately, my local grocery store has stopped carrying all but three varieties. It doesn't matter; I love the stuff however I can get it.
Although I love a good crispy piece of spam my mom's macaroni salad has spam right from the can not cooked and I've also made it for potlucks and I never had to bring it back home it was always something people liked and asked me for the recipe.
I keep it simple. 12 slices on a foil lined cookie sheet. Sprinkle dark brown sugar on it, pop it into an oven until the sugar melts. As an added treat, put some canned pineapple slices on it.
This might be the most vile comment I've read on the internet in the past 15 years. I'm saying this mostly as a joke. But seriously? Sugar and pineapple?
@@SlCKNESS_ Spam tastes a little like ham, and people use brown sugar and pineapple on their hams at Easter and Christmas all the time. As a little boy during the big war, we were poor and my Mother did what she could to make our meager food as tasty as she could. God rest her soul.
@@rorymartin329 Your mom sounds like she was a good one! I must admit I've never heard of ppl putting sugar or pineapple on ham before. Unless it's pineapple pizza, but even that abomination is usually preferred with bacon (and pineapple), not ham.
Spam, egg and bean breakfast tacos are great, with some fresh pico de gallo or a good chili macho . Cooks up fast for the hands coming for breakfast and coffee before branding .
I was given a can of spam . Sat on my shelf for years . Haven’t really thought about it. Running low on groceries. Tonight was the night. ( I used to like Vienna sausage hunting with grandad ) this was not the first video I saw or I would have air fried . I used a little oil when I didn’t need to . Good but SALTY I would rinsed it off first next time. It’s a fun thing . I see why ppl like it. I also see why it’s polarizing …😂😂.
Nine and a half minutes of my life that I will never get back! This video is probably very informative for those who have never eaten Spam or those who have no idea what Spam is. For the rest of us, much of these "mistakes" aren't really mistakes as we know them, simply guides to enjoy Spam better.
My Mom used to take it out of the can, chill it, slice it thin and eat it on white bread with mayo and yellow mustard. Not me though, I have to have it sliced and nicely browned.
Spam freezes very well for all you Ramen and Saimin eaters. After opening trim off an end and a side so it can be removed from can after freezing by shaking it.
According to How It's Made, Spam is not cooked before it goes into the tin. It's cooked inside the tin. Which means you don't have to worry about breaking down a lacquer coating inside, like soda cans.
4:09 I use it for fishing they are caught and eaten before they digest it so no side effects I love Spam but don't eat it really just get smart it last very Long in storage for fishing or bait for any four legged critter to eat later 😊 I just love spam but never eat it th e swamp man 😊
Key takeaway: Remove Spam from the can before cooking. Oh, and be sure to take it out of the can before cooking. And, it's best to take it out of the can before cooking.
I slice potatoes, onion and cook until potatoes are done, then i add cubed or sliced spam i let that warm and then i sprinkle cheese all over the dish. Sometimes i also put cheese slices with the oter cheese. My family asks for this ofen.
Yes...OK...buy watch out for salt and nitrates in it! Best to slice it up, put it in boiling water for 15 minutes, drain it off, rinse under cold water, and then eat or cook it up! Most folks don't need the salt and nitrates in it !! [see an accompanying video on this process!].
Maybe if you've never eaten Spam before in your life, this video might be helpful; for everyone else in the US, this is all common knowledge. The only spark of originality was trying it in the air fryer; I might try that next time. As far as over-crowding goes, that's just common sense guys, c'mon, no one overlaps slices in the pan. So this is just 9 1/2 minutes of my life I'll never get back; 10 1/2 if I count writing this comment. 🙄
If they would go back to the old recipe, with all the slime, I would eat it again! That collagen was what made it great! I feel bad for the younger generation's who were not alive for the original!!!
How dare you leaving out the BACON and the HICKORY SMOKED flavors!! For me, HICKORY SMOKED is MY favorite. Also, where can I find the Portuguese sausage type? They NOT around in my area.
In our country we also have spam cheese, spam turkey, and spam tocino. We also have that hickory smoked flavor but never tried it as well as the light flavor.
888jem, inquire of Trader Joe's. They'll have it if anyone does. Ask for _linguiça_ if you have to go component system: chop and mix, or run the two through a meat grinder
Fortune Luncheon Meat tastes better than Spam. Before frying dip the slice in beaten eggs. Coat the luncheon meat with the beaten eggs while frying to make it crispy.
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@@louniece1650 thank just slice it. Boil it for five minutes. Then I let it sit in hot water for another five minutes. It removes flavor but it makes it palatable.
My Best spam yummy,, We call them Spagels ,, I rinse the spam slices in warm water on the camp stove for 20 min's or so, then brown the slices put the spam on a toasted bagel add mustard chedder-Jack cheese and let stand on the wood stove rack for 5 min's or so. enjoy with a cup of java & enjoy. Now sun is coming up gO get that BUCK.!!!
How do you make your Spam?
With peppered med eggs n cheese on My homage buttered bread soo good!! Or scrambled cheese with potatoes outa my garden ,peppers 🌶
Old school...love it when camping 🏕. Also diced in omelet. Or on a sandwich ! Fried first of course. Thanks for the tips on reducing the salt. Wish they would just make a low salt version.
The Hickory Flavored Spam sliced thin and crispy.... replaces bacon for breakfast. Especially when camping.
Because of it’s saltiness, I mainly use Hot & Spicy Spam for fried rice.
I don't. My dad used to bring it to the field when he flew model airplanes. Slapped in on white bread, sprayed a bit of mustard on it and bam, we had a sandwich. Yick. Would say it was a nice family memory, but not so much. Hot, have to retrieve the plane when it landed, warm kool-aid in a jug. Never had it or bought it after moving out.
My stepdad served in WWII and he loved spam! He also knew how to cook it! My personal favorite is spam scrambled eggs! I love this stuff! When we go to Hawaii we always go to local restaurants and eat local food that includes Spam!
I work with a woman who's family is from Guam ... another big SPAM user !
I grew on a cotton farm, in Texas. Spam was a delicacy. We had chickens, hogs and cattle to eat. But Spam was special.
I don't want to transform my Spam all I want is a nice burnt Spam sandwich with a little miracle whip to cut the saltiness
Amen!!!❤
@@louniece1650 Glad I'm not the only one 😊 💕
@@janicetillman6044 😂🤣😂 Swear to gosh I'm headed to my cupboard to open a can after I post. 🤭
@@louniece1650 LOL I need to buy me some more I had a can of Treet meat I like spam better
@@Neil-ht8fv That's some good eating I started buying the low sodium just because I'm a Certified Executive Chef I don't care I love Spam
0:24 Spam is cooked in the can, *after* it has been sealed, in a hydrostatic cooker. This means the cooking happens under pressure so the cans do not explode.
Spam is not cooked before canning! Good heavens , get your facts right before posting.
@@froggie6608 Find your glasses, then reread what I wrote.
@@gscotb No no no, I was referring to what the narrator said at the beginning of the video. She said it was cooked before canning. Sorry about the misunderstanding Scot.
They have a low sodium Spam, and I love that stuff! For a sandwich, I like to slice it facewise, instead of in strips off the side or top or bottom. It's like a big spam patty that way. A brief soak removes even more salt, IMHO improving the flavor, especially if you like really thick slices.
Favorites for me are diced spam scrambled in eggs, or spamchili mac, or Spam Ranchero, which is a slab of spam like a spam steak, fried a little crispy and then topped with Rotel tomatoes and chiles, and braised covered for a few minutes. Serve over Thai Jasmine rice. Sometimes I make chicken fried spam steak. Good stuff. Spam cheeseburger. Spam chowder. Spam jambalaya. Spamghetti. Spammy Cristo Sandwich. Spam Wellington. Deep fried Spam nuggets. Spam tacos. Bacon wrapped spam sticks. Spam gravy over biscuits. Spam and cabbage. Lots of great stuff to make with Spam.
My mother would never cook Spam, and it never put me off having it cold ! Fair to say I prefer having it slightly fried these days.
Agree. I know you *_*can*_* eat it straight out of the can, but frying it _definitely_ makes it tastier.
I’ve been cooking and heating and eating before you were even thought of!
Look how far SPAM has come! I'm a child of the 80s and it didn't have the best reputation. I've always been a fan!
It still doesn’t
@@squirellmaster1 You don't know how to prepare it then...
@@sx20Ramar your comment makes absolutely no sense. Knowing how or not knowing how to prepare, span, has nothing to do with its reputation whatsoever.
@@squirellmaster1 The people who buy 7 million cans of Spam a year may tend to differ with you.
@@sx20Ramar and I would care why?
I love the maple flavored spam. The spicy spam is very good as well. Frying it is the best way. Lightly fried then served with any meal. Shalom
_Shalom?_
Spam _is_ delicious, but I'm not sure if Jewish people are as likely to enjoy it.
Mas allah bismillah habibi
Bubba he is everyone's God. Shalom@@AVENTUS7777
@AVENTUS7777 chicken spam lol
Rinsing or boiling the spam loaf before cooking/frying will remove surface salt, but it also will remove the collagen (that jelly-like goo around the loaf and left in the can, when you finally get it shaken free). The collagen is good for you. I am not an expert on the best method for retaining, the effects cooking has on collagen, and the best way for the body to accept and use most efficiently. I still researching that part, but blatantly washing down the drain seems to be a waste of a beneficial nutrient.
You can crowd the pan🤙🏾 love from hawai'i
I have had Spam flavored Macadamia nuts given to me by a friend of mine who had taken a trip to Hawaii. There was only so much of them that I can stand! I enjoy chopped up Spam in a bowl of Chicken flavored Top Ramen sprinkled with Green Onions, chopped.
🤮
Ramen + Spam: Sounds yummy!
To easily remove Spam from the can, punch a hole on the other side with an old (perhaps dull) knife (because you don’t want to wreck your good knives). Since there is no longer suction to keep it in the can, the Spam falls right out onto the chopping board!
Perfect method. Using it for years.
You are supposed to squeeze at both ends of the can till they pop so it slides out easy
You can eat it as a cold cut ,delicious with lettuce and mustard
My favorite way to eat. Mustard on both slices of bread
I don’t like Spam ...I adore it!
When I first started reading the reply, I thought I was going to respect you. But by the time I finished reading it, I realized I had no respect for you at all.
Spam fritters are one of my favourites and easy to make too. Accompanied with chips (fries), fried eggs and mushrooms, it's a tasty comfort food.
Spam breaded and fried Tonkatsu style is amazing. Slice it a little thin and fry it in the fond left from sautéing sliced apples in butter and brown sugar. Team up those apples and spam in an incredible Monte cristo sandwich.
My favorite way is to cube it, fry it crisp, and serve over rice and veggies with Teriaki sauce! Delicious!!
As a child of the 70's. The biggest mistake is to not slice it into a thin slice and fry it...nice and crispy. To me, as old as i am, THAT is the true way to eat SPAM
Have love spam since I was a kid, love the turkey spam too
Moo-soo-BI.
Accent on the last syllable.
(Or, I was deaf those 6 years
on Oahu.)
Best way to make musubi, is
to lightly fry 2 slices in oil,
and then add some teriyaki
sauce. 2 pieces of Spam,
with seasoned sticky rice
between, and held together,
with a strip of nori.
steve
Yep, straight from the can is how we got to eat it. It was used as emergency food. Period. I haven't had any spam for over 30 years now🤣🤣🤣
In one year you will pee in your bed
Well, you are missing out go get a can and fry it up with some eggs. It’s really good.
@@13Voodoobilly69 💯
Spam is too tasty for emergency food. Cat food is better. You can only eat enough to survive on but bad enough to eat what you need.
@markturner4020 🤣Thank you for brightening up my day🌞
Slice the Spam boil it in water 5 minutes to remove some fat and salt.
Definitely interesting stuffs,
Stay safe buddy
Reubens w/spam, swiss, sauerkraut, mustard. Yum!!
Spam fried one side, turn, add pancake mix, fry, turn.
I've never tried Spam, but my Dad used to buy it all the time as bait for fishing.
And we all know fish in your diet is a GOOD THING, so fish that ate SPAM ... part of the food chain!
about 1 minute or less of actually authentic mistakes and about 8 minutes of I love my voice let me yack, yack yack.
Went to the Spam museum a few years ago. The BEST flavor they presented was the Chorizo Spam...
Incredible product that helped win in WWII!
I think they might have discontinued chorizo spam. It’s been about two years since i’ve seen it. ☹️
@@daddychill7776 Well, I can always throw some Spam and Chorizo in a pan and let the magic happen....
Here is a spam recipe.
1 can spam
1 can pineapple chunks in heavy syrup.
1 very small clove garlic pealed not chopped.
1/2 green bell pepper cut in chunks about the same size you cut the spam
1/8th cup sliced onions cut wide.
Small piece fresh ginger
Cut spam in chunks not to thin or thick.
Add spam and green pepper ginger to a pan using a neutral oil like peanut oil do not use olive oil.
Saute until both spam and peppers are lightly browned.
Add pineapple chunks and saute a minute. Add pineapple syrup garlic clove onion Cook low moderate heat until syrup thickens. Take off heat and let it sit a few minutes.
If you can find "light soy sauce" sprinkle some on your portion. Don't use regular soy sauce, it is to salty. Enjoy!
P.S. you do not have to strictly follow the recipe and can modify.
I’ve got another Spam recipe for you. throw it directly into the trash where it belongs in the first place.
Thinly sliced spam is a passable substitute for more traditional cold cuts on a sandwich. Yes, the texture and flavor leave something to be desired, but on a sandwich with vegetables and mayonnaise, you'll just get the meatiness and salt no matter what salty cooked meat you use.
Spam and scrambled egs on wonder bread with butter. Yummy
Thinly sliced and pan fried crispy through and through. Put it in between toast with a fried egg and grape jelly.👌👍
Thats just wrong eggs mixed with jelly..
Fucking disgusting
You’re my new hero. I love that idea and will try.
For people concerned about the salt levels in spam, you can "treat" it a way similar to naval meats.
thinly slice to .33 or .5 inch thickness
Use a small to medium sized pot and bring water to boil
put the sliced spam in, ensuring the slices are separated from each other to maximize surface area and reduce to simmer for 12 to 15 minutes (you'll have to
play with this a bit depending on water capacity of pot vs thickness of slices)
remove from heat, covered and let for 15 to 30 minutes cool.
drain the pot, keeping the spam in it, and "rinse" it with cool water two or 3 times
That's it. Little bit of prep work to control for salt content.
Spam, over medium egg in a circle mold and cheese on an English muffin ! I like it cut fairly thin and crispy
At 2:19 ...Spam Musubi!!!! I ate this all the time in when I lived in Hawaii!!!!!
I shred it and crisp it up in the microwave. Then I use it for all sorts of things like Spam and pineapple pizza or sprinkled on scrambled eggs. Kind of like bacon bits. Yum Yum!
I LOVE SPAM!! Parents not so muc…lol
A spam, egg & cheese on English muffin is bomb!
I know Hawaii uses it a lot (remember they already pay a higher rate than we do), for everything….in recipes-the spam & rice one that I tried is the bomb!!!
Don’t knock it!
The rock-simple one is Spam musubi (rice-ball Spam)
Spam, nori, sushi rice.
Lightly fry the Spam, form the rice into an oblong cake big enough for the slice of Spam to cover it, wrap a strip of nori around it as a belt, sushi style.
Spamish rice...Campbell's tomato soup, onion, green pepper and rice was a frequent meal growing up.
illin in south philly 😊
A great presentation of SPAM!
I made a spam quiche w cheese, it was out of this world.
About three times a week, I make what my wife calls my "lovely breakfast." It a couple of frozen hash brown potato patties, two or three slices of Spam, and at least half a diced onion, all fried up in a skillet with a few drops of olive oil. I put the patties in first and let the first side reach a golden brown color. Then I flip them over and add the meat and onion. The oil goes on the onion; neither the patties or the Spam need it. I turn the slices when the edges get crispy looking and stir the onions every couple of minutes. It takes next to no time to make and is delicious. And, it doesn't matter to me which variety of Spam I use. Unfortunately, my local grocery store has stopped carrying all but three varieties. It doesn't matter; I love the stuff however I can get it.
Although I love a good crispy piece of spam my mom's macaroni salad has spam right from the can not cooked and I've also made it for potlucks and I never had to bring it back home it was always something people liked and asked me for the recipe.
Up on my husband and our ranch I made fried spam, easier than bacon, there were people who couldn’t believe how good it tasted
I keep it simple. 12 slices on a foil lined cookie sheet. Sprinkle dark brown sugar on it, pop it into an oven until the sugar melts. As an added treat, put some canned pineapple slices on it.
This might be the most vile comment I've read on the internet in the past 15 years. I'm saying this mostly as a joke. But seriously? Sugar and pineapple?
@@SlCKNESS_ Spam tastes a little like ham, and people use brown sugar and pineapple on their hams at Easter and Christmas all the time. As a little boy during the big war, we were poor and my Mother did what she could to make our meager food as tasty as she could. God rest her soul.
@@rorymartin329 Your mom sounds like she was a good one! I must admit I've never heard of ppl putting sugar or pineapple on ham before. Unless it's pineapple pizza, but even that abomination is usually preferred with bacon (and pineapple), not ham.
@@SlCKNESS_ Pineapple on a pizza? Yuck! I agree with you on that one. LOL!
Spam, egg and bean breakfast tacos are great, with some fresh pico de gallo or a good chili macho . Cooks up fast for the hands coming for breakfast and coffee before branding .
I was given a can of spam . Sat on my shelf for years . Haven’t really thought about it. Running low on groceries. Tonight was the night. ( I used to like Vienna sausage hunting with grandad ) this was not the first video I saw or I would have air fried . I used a little oil when I didn’t need to . Good but SALTY I would rinsed it off first next time. It’s a fun thing . I see why ppl like it. I also see why it’s polarizing …😂😂.
Turkey Spam is so underrated.
Chopped into tiny little cubes, real mayonnaise, Chopped red and green peppers. Red pepper flakes. Mix well. Delicious Spam salad.
"real" mayonnaise is just a brand.
@SlCKNESS_ real mayo vs. miracle whip.
Sliced thin, then fried until crispy brown in an iron skillet using genuine salted Grade AA butter!
Sliced about 8mm (1/2") thick..., cooked in butter till it's crispy on the edges..., or a little more. 😋
Nine and a half minutes of my life that I will never get back! This video is probably very informative for those who have never eaten Spam or those who have no idea what Spam is. For the rest of us, much of these "mistakes" aren't really mistakes as we know them, simply guides to enjoy Spam better.
My Mom used to take it out of the can, chill it, slice it thin and eat it on white bread with mayo and yellow mustard. Not me though, I have to have it sliced and nicely browned.
Spam freezes very well for all you Ramen and Saimin eaters. After opening trim off an end and a side so it can be removed from can after freezing by shaking it.
According to How It's Made, Spam is not cooked before it goes into the tin. It's cooked inside the tin. Which means you don't have to worry about breaking down a lacquer coating inside, like soda cans.
I prefer to roll sliced Spam in flour before frying it. Gives it a nice crispy crust. Spam is underrated.
4:09 I use it for fishing they are caught and eaten before they digest it so no side effects I love Spam but don't eat it really just get smart it last very Long in storage for fishing or bait for any four legged critter to eat later 😊 I just love spam but never eat it th e swamp man 😊
How we were all lied to about animal fat.
I miss the black pepper spam. Our stores don’t sell it anymore.
Had good favor.
Key takeaway: Remove Spam from the can before cooking. Oh, and be sure to take it out of the can before cooking. And, it's best to take it out of the can before cooking.
You are slicing wrong. Slice the wide direction and one slice fits the slice of bread. Mustard, cheese lettuce and a slice of raw spam!
I have put clove with pineapple slices and mustard and bake like ham it is a versatile meat
Went on keto, primarily a Spam diet, lost 75# in 10 months. I eat about 1.5 cans a day.
I just picked a new flavor at Sam's Club. Maple.
I slice potatoes, onion and cook until potatoes are done, then i add cubed or sliced spam i let that warm and then i sprinkle cheese all over the dish. Sometimes i also put cheese slices with the oter cheese. My family asks for this ofen.
2:20 My brother's wife is Japanese, and she brings that "SPAM sushi" to family events.
The jalapeño is my favorite, if it's on sale... I love spam though.
Yeah, eating it. 🤣😂
Spam tacos are the bomb
Straight from the can at room temp.
Just get a spoon and dig in. No plate needed.
Yes...OK...buy watch out for salt and nitrates in it! Best to slice it up, put it in boiling water for 15 minutes, drain it off, rinse under cold water, and then eat or cook it up! Most folks don't need the salt and nitrates in it !! [see an accompanying video on this process!].
Fried spam, bake with Heinz 57 sauce. My mamaw would make it this way. My favorite way.
Maybe if you've never eaten Spam before in your life, this video might be helpful; for everyone else in the US, this is all common knowledge. The only spark of originality was trying it in the air fryer; I might try that next time. As far as over-crowding goes, that's just common sense guys, c'mon, no one overlaps slices in the pan. So this is just 9 1/2 minutes of my life I'll never get back; 10 1/2 if I count writing this comment. 🙄
It wasn't that bad. Lol
1 1/2 minutes to say spam is cooked and to take it out of the can. I'm guessing all the stupid warning labels on products are for this chick.
1:38 he has 6 fingers🖐️😐
Every so many years I'll have spam and eggs followed by immediately regretting it.
Spam! Wonderful Spam!!!
I couldn't help but think of the Monty Python skit about Spam.
Musubi is delicious. They love spam in Hamaii. 😊
If they would go back to the old recipe, with all the slime, I would eat it again! That collagen was what made it great! I feel bad for the younger generation's who were not alive for the original!!!
Hi, without opening is it safe to keep spam outside refrigerator?
Yeah as long as you don't open it its normal to keep it in the pantry
Spam has a shelf life of approximately 400 years
What with those preservatives --- nitrite and salt. It keeps for some time.
@@ronjonson26 +1 year just in case you forget you had it in the cupboard those first 400 years.
I love the six fingered guy at about 1:38. 😂
Spam on air fryer só good
How dare you leaving out the BACON and the HICKORY SMOKED flavors!! For me, HICKORY SMOKED is MY favorite. Also, where can I find the Portuguese sausage type? They NOT around in my area.
In our country we also have spam cheese, spam turkey, and spam tocino. We also have that hickory smoked flavor but never tried it as well as the light flavor.
888jem, inquire of Trader Joe's. They'll have it if anyone does. Ask for _linguiça_ if you have to go component system: chop and mix, or run the two through a meat grinder
I've eaten spam for 60 + year's, I highly recommend it.
I like my spam freedom with cheese on bread with mustard.
on the 12 oz cans or the 7 oz cans i like cut it to 1 oz slices. 12 or 7.
Six fingers on the hand at 1:38.
Fortune Luncheon Meat tastes better than Spam. Before frying dip the slice in beaten eggs. Coat the luncheon meat with the beaten eggs while frying to make it crispy.
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spam is best cooked on a stick over a fire Yummy
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Spam, 2 packs of beef ramen and a fried egg is the ultimate late night snack
Spam bacon has the lowest amount of sodium of all even the lite spam check the cans!
To LobsterRoc, please don't feed Spam to your pet! That much sodium is really bad for dogs.
The amount of sodium in Spam is actually bad for humans, too. I try to go with the lower sodium which is still pretty high.
My dog actually died early this year RIP i gave a lot of people food. She's in a better place now. I had her since 2007
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@@louniece1650 thank just slice it. Boil it for five minutes. Then I let it sit in hot water for another five minutes. It removes flavor but it makes it palatable.
@@louniece1650 boil it for around 7 mins to lower fat. & salt first
My Best spam yummy,, We call them Spagels ,, I rinse the spam slices in warm water on the camp stove for 20 min's or so, then brown the slices put the spam on a toasted bagel add mustard chedder-Jack cheese and let stand on the wood stove rack for 5 min's or so. enjoy with a cup of java & enjoy. Now sun is coming up gO get that BUCK.!!!
cooked span ??? i just take a spoon and eat it out of the can. yum, yum !!!
Throw a block of Spam on your mandolin and slice it thin, it makes for a delicious breakfast sandwich with egg and tomato.
They also have TURKEY SPAM
Spam and eggs, best breakfast ever, if you can get reduced sodium that good too.
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Me: No...