Secrets of the City

I saw this this morning. You just can’t beat back SPAM.

Eww. Back Spam? Is that like head cheese?

I don’t blame ethanol, but Hormel does.

They sell Spam sleds at the Spam store in Austin.

Do they call them “Meat Rockets?”

“Meat Rockets?”

That would only be if you allowed a very loose definition of “meat.”

Hater.

All hail Spam Musubi!

I ate musubi almost every day when I was in Hawaii on vacation, for breakfast. They would have it freshly made at almost every convenience store. I usually stuck to the chicken teriyaki though.

I would make some but I don’t have a cool lucite box.

They sure love their Spam in state #50!

SPAM also repels water. Well, at least the museum does.

Hmmm. I’ll be in nearby Hartland, MN for an event tommorrow. Perhaps I’ll swing into Austin and pay a visit to the SPAM Museum and offer my impressions on the place.

aww i thought it was about email spam. that’s what I get for having to deal with email marketers all day.

regardless, bob, I think you should pick up some of the more exotic varieties. spam and cheese, turkey spam, bacon spam…

I have had Turkey Spam, Lite Spam and Spam Singles (Brilliant!). Yet to try the Spam and Cheese and Bacon Spam. Dinner tommorow?

I DON’T LIKE SPAM!!!

C’mon, don’t be like that. Somebody had to say it.

Fried SPAM ain’t that bad.

@bob

Have you tried Deviled SPAM? I guess I should also be the jerk who insists that SPAM be in all caps.

The spam burger at the State Fair is outstanding.

My father-in-law specializes in a rare breakfast delicacy called the Spamblled Egg Muffin.

Nope, sorry, all this talk is like putting lipstick on a pig. Literally…chopped pork stuff…bleah.

My dad has a penchant for fried spam sandwiches with mustard and long haul trips West in 18 wheelers.

@Bix

Then I’ll be the jerk who insists spam be in all lowercase.

I’ll be the jerk who insists on spelling MAPS backward!

@Bix. No, but I will ASAP. nom nom nom

Fried MAPS on toast is a great sandwich — although I have always perferred mayo on mine.