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Thrifty non-licker
Spam and Sandwich Spread in a crusty cob.
Damn tasty.
Damn tasty.
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[Food] Spam (the food)
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POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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Spam fritters best thing on the school dinner menu.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Back in the eighties the military equivalent in rat packs were tins of bacon burgers. We used to chuck the bacon burgers and baked beans in a pot and then nuke to crap out of it. Tis a thing of beauty but I think that was down to fact that I was always hungry when in the field.
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Comrade Sam
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I just associate it with not having enough money for real meat. We even had it rolled up with a salad in the summer. Spam Fritters for school dinners was a poor substitute for fish.
My Dad used to harp on about spam being a treat when he was a kid. So one day he came home to see us all eating steak and chips in front of the telly.
"That looks good!" He said
"I've cooked everyone's favourite tonight, yours is on a plate in the oven." Replied my Mum.
Did he lose his shit when he discovered a plate of spam and chips. He never regaled us with tales of mingy spam again.
My Dad used to harp on about spam being a treat when he was a kid. So one day he came home to see us all eating steak and chips in front of the telly.
"That looks good!" He said
"I've cooked everyone's favourite tonight, yours is on a plate in the oven." Replied my Mum.
Did he lose his shit when he discovered a plate of spam and chips. He never regaled us with tales of mingy spam again.
Boroseagull
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Oh...Heinz Sandwich Spread - loved it and had it in just about every sandwich back in the 60's.
thedonkeycentrehalf
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I saw Spam fritters in Iceland a few month ago and thought I would try them to see if they were as good as I remembered. They were not!
However, reading about the crispy fried Spam on here has made me want to buy a tin and try that.
- Oct 17, 2008
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I was shocked how nice it was. I had it very crispy mind you. Really tasty but couldn’t have it every day without ending up in an early grave
The Clamp
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Okay as a treat.
Very bad for the health.
Very bad for the health.
Worried Man Blues
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I walked through Haywards Heath cattle market and the back end of the pigs put me right off this sort of thing!
maltaseagull
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I have not eaten meat since 2018 but I do miss corned beef and bacon (Not together though)
wunt be druv
Drat! and double drat!
Spam and Branston pickle sandwiches, the food of God's!
- Oct 17, 2008
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Now this I’m going to try!
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Raising the stakes... Spam and Dijon mustard sandwiches.
I'd imagine anything tastes better than poutine !
Haven't had spam since being a kid in the 70s. A staple during the power cuts ( cold obviously ). Have good memories of spam fritters as well. Not sure what I'd think of it now but I'd give it a go. As for those slagging off Corned Beef - food of the gods when used in hash along with cubed potatoes, onions, garlic and a fried egg on top.
We used to get spam fritters in crispy batter for school dinnner at Buckingham, late 70's/early 80's . . . . Bloody lovely
- Jan 3, 2012
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Very much like spam, cooked or cold!
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
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