duber34
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No doubt fried, with mayo and cheese on a toasted english muffin. Mmmmmm!!!
Regards,
Duber
Regards,
Duber
STRANGE QUESTION? CANNED SPAM
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duber34
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No doubt fried, with mayo and cheese on a toasted english muffin. Mmmmmm!!!
Regards,
Duber
Regards,
Duber
midlf
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The FIL was a WWII Marine in the south pacific at places now in the history books. The use, mention, or reference to Spam was strictly forbidden in his household. The spouse has never had it and, after growing up in his house, will not try it. Spam was a staple on all my Boy Scout camping trips as it could be cooked or eaten cold and preservation/refrigeration was not a concern.
midlf
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The FIL was a WWII Marine in the south pacific at places now in the history books. The use, mention, or reference to Spam was strictly forbidden in his household. The spouse has never had it and, after growing up in his house, will not try it. Spam was a staple on all my Boy Scout camping trips as it could be cooked or eaten cold and preservation/refrigeration was not a concern.
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Can any of you Canadian members tell me if there is a similar product to “Spam” called “Click”, or something close to that up your way? About forty years ago I worked at a summer camp in Ontario province where we did a lot of long canoe trips. The standard lunch on the trips was “Click” (canned meat), cheese, chocolate drops and raisins. We ended up with a lot of creative ways to fix up those ingredients and now that I think back some of them sound pretty disgusting.
May just have to pick me up a can of Spam and see what kind of memories it brings back.
MarkV
May just have to pick me up a can of Spam and see what kind of memories it brings back.
MarkV
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Can any of you Canadian members tell me if there is a similar product to “Spam” called “Click”, or something close to that up your way? About forty years ago I worked at a summer camp in Ontario province where we did a lot of long canoe trips. The standard lunch on the trips was “Click” (canned meat), cheese, chocolate drops and raisins. We ended up with a lot of creative ways to fix up those ingredients and now that I think back some of them sound pretty disgusting.
May just have to pick me up a can of Spam and see what kind of memories it brings back.
MarkV
May just have to pick me up a can of Spam and see what kind of memories it brings back.
MarkV
NSBound
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Yup, I remember 2 similar products when I was a youngster, both "KLIK" and "KAM"..... /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
NSBound
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Yup, I remember 2 similar products when I was a youngster, both "KLIK" and "KAM"..... /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
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NSBound, thanks for the info, it is always reassuring to me when my mind pulls something up from that long ago. Now if I can just remember where I put the car keys yesterday. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
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NSBound, thanks for the info, it is always reassuring to me when my mind pulls something up from that long ago. Now if I can just remember where I put the car keys yesterday. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
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Egon
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I don't think I've ever eaten Spam- but after this thread I'm gonna give it a try. I've always found it fascinating that Hawaii eats so much- apparently due to it being available during WWII. They even make sushi out of it in Hawaii Spam Sushi
I don't think I've ever eaten Spam- but after this thread I'm gonna give it a try. I've always found it fascinating that Hawaii eats so much- apparently due to it being available during WWII. They even make sushi out of it in Hawaii Spam Sushi
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Have any of you tried the Tabasco flavored SPAM? I am not sure if they still make it or not. Pretty good though.
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Have any of you tried the Tabasco flavored SPAM? I am not sure if they still make it or not. Pretty good though.
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MY DAD was a Medic in the South paciffic and in the 1950"s was our boy scout leader, he used to take us camping all the time and SPAM was always one thing he brought plenty of, good for breakfast, good for lunch, did not have it for years but awhile back the lovely bride brought home a can and we fell in love with it all over again. WONDER WHY IN SOME CIRCLES IT HAS A BAD REP? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif BET it not any worse for you than a big MAC
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frank_f15
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MY DAD was a Medic in the South paciffic and in the 1950"s was our boy scout leader, he used to take us camping all the time and SPAM was always one thing he brought plenty of, good for breakfast, good for lunch, did not have it for years but awhile back the lovely bride brought home a can and we fell in love with it all over again. WONDER WHY IN SOME CIRCLES IT HAS A BAD REP? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif BET it not any worse for you than a big MAC
