I know—for some of you, that might sound like an oxymoron. But I mean it. We all have some kind of funny association with the canned meat, even if you’ve never taken a bite. Maybe you remember ...

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Either you already love Spam, or you really ought to love Spam. A lot of Americans turn their nose up at this canned meat, but they’re missing out. Spam is delicious, easy to prepare ...

SPAM may have started as a wartime necessity, but it quickly found a place in kitchens and hearts around the world. From comfort food to cultural icon, discover why this canned meat continues to ...

a festival celebrating Hawaii’s favorite canned delicacy with bold, unconventional eats. Spam — a processed meat made with pork, ham, salt, water, sugar, potato starch and sodium nitrite — has a love ...

Spam stands for Spiced Pork and Ham, which is a canned pre-cooked meat product. It is made by the Hormel Foods Corporation in the United States and was introduced in 1937. Picture: iStock Slice ...

Jess Kelley, who grew up in Hawaii, can’t remember her first time trying Spam. It was just always there. Hawaiians eat 7 million cans of Spam a year, more per capita than any other state.