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Originally Posted by Ellen 1
(Post 8290079)
Same here. My husband likes it but does not eat it often. We keep some around for “emergency food”. :-). (A step up from snake meat). Haha. Eewwwwwww——-I’d starve first!!
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Originally Posted by luvstoquilt
(Post 8290058)
I make spam salad with mayo, pickles, hard boiled eggs and chopped onion. Tastes exactly like ham salad and everyone eats the sandwiches without complaint. It is really good for a summer day and is pretty served on a lettuce leaf.
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I like Spam although have not had it in upteen years and I pumpkin pie - but together? No thanks. I'll keep them separate.
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And how can you, say you don't "like it" but have never tried it? Really? Hummm You might be surprised.
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Ewwwww. I"m not a fan of Spam. I never have been. So I'm definitely not going to be trying this.
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Think I will give that a pass.
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I love fried Spam but haven’t had it in years. Grew up eating it. Pumpkin Spam doesn’t sound good to me. I like my pumpkin in a pie.
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We learn something new every day. Not to insult anyone but I had no idea Spam was still available. Needless to say I am not a fan!
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My mother liked it, growing up in the 60's we ate quite a bit of it. As an adult I have never bought it - when we were first married in 1973 we bought those weird shaped canned hams. The weird jelly in it made me queasy so I stopped. A few weeks ago my DH and I were at the grocery store and they had all the spam behind glass. There were so many varieties. But I could not imagine why it had to be sectioned off like the liquor or cigarettes.
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Years ago, I diced spam and potatoes in 3/8" cubes then fried it and smothered it. It is very good that way.
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