Are you a breakfast Spam person or a sushi Spam person?

It’s midnight and I’m watching the history/ make of spam. What a life I’m living lol

“Which is why 20,000 pigs are killed everyday” The music: 🙌🙇‍♀️🙋‍♂️💃🕺😜

I've been eating SPAM since the 60's and in 2002 I went to the Hormel Meat processing plant in Minnesota. Workers came out with a fresh tray of cubed SPAM every 5 minutes and I bought souvenirs!

I honestly thought Spam wasn't real as a kid, I saw it in a reality TV show once and thought it was a made up brand for the show that played into the trope of "Canned food that's supposed to bring you happiness is filled with a mystery meat that has a very dark secert to it" but then I saw it on the shelves and was absolutely shocked.

Sliced thin spam that's been fried to a crisp is down right delish!!!

Had truckloads of these stuff growing up. Still alive and kicking. Back then, I couldn't afford much. A can of this stuff, eggs and some rice you got yourself decent meals for a couple of days.

My Step-Father was in the South Pacific during WWII and said he ate Spam for weeks on end. He couldn't stand the thought of it at all after that. As a gag, we would wrap up a can for his birthday or Christmas. We all got a kick out of that.

I used to think SPAM translated as literally 'Spare Parts and Meat', so I thought it was like tongue and brain and offal my whole childhood, and I grew up in Honolulu where it's literally everywhere even the McDonalds here sells it. Knowing that it's basically just pork shoulder actually makes it way more appetizing again, and I'm comfortable eating it for the first time in decades.

As a Korean, I guarantee you that nobody in Korea thinks SPAM as a luxurious food or a "sign of respect."

Always cracks me up to see Spam gift sets in South Korea. It's a super casual thing in the USA. Everything is relative!

The office clip was necessary

It makes a lot of sense that Spam has a factory over in S. Korea. Koreans absolutely LOVE IT!! They give it away as gifts - like as part of a gift basket that includes other things like fruit, candy etc. Korean "sushi" is called "Kimbap" and yes it's absolutely mixed in along with a number of other things (pickled radish, carrot strips, strips of fried egg and that fake crab stuff). It's delicious and it only cost about 2 or 3 bucks (in Canadian currency that is) when I lived there from 2002-2005.

Upbeat music to “slaughters 20,000 pigs a day!”

It's weird because I was thinking about eating my spam in my cabinet and I didn't even say a word and then all of a sudden I see a snap KZfaq videos

with the sprinkle of cilantro, onions and my favorite salsa, I've made SPAM tacos. They were delightful 🇺🇲🇲🇽

spam is so good. i love frying slices of it and browning it till they’re crispy, then adding two scrambled eggs into the pan and eating it with rice.

I always thought spam was like a hotdog, a mix of different meats. Surprising to learn its only pork lmao

Partially raised on Spam as a kid in the 1970s. I knew almost none of this.

My nephew came to live with my wife and I for awhile. I witnessed that he loved Spam and had it almost every meal. I started eating with him more often. Soon, I was hooked on Spam myself. Cooked, cold, or straight out of the can at room temperature, I think it's definitely delicious 😋

This is the best commercial of spam ever made. It actually seems like a perfectly find food to eat.

My Filipino girlfriend introduced me to spam and now it’s my favorite. Lol

Pan Fried Spam Pan fried pineapple Hawaiian Roll ,,, That’s a good snack

My dad always responded, (when asked if his Spam sandwich tastes good,): "Well, it will make a turd." Greatest man I've ever known...even though he is a retired CPA, his years as a US Naval officer exposed him to the Art of advanced cursing and foul-talk.

Spam may be a punch line to some who think themselves to be all bougie, though it's kept millions alive when they'd have starved to death. It's actually a good source of protein and cooked a zillion different ways, it's still delicious. SPAM BABY!! It's the most international food out there.

Little known fact, Spam sales always go up during a recession

Everyone thinks spam is nasty until they eat one

I recall opening tins of Spam in my youth. Much blood and lessons learnt about care handling insanely sharp metal.

spam is a life saver on camping trips. nothing makes climbing a mountain better than some fried spam and rice at the top. whiskey helps too

A long time ago, me and my roommates decided to open up a an old can of spam we had in our cupboard while we were all tripping balls on mushrooms. It kinda scarred me.

"It could store indefinitely" *Steve1989 intensifies*

Spam with cabbage, onion, curry powder, beef stock, garlic.. on a bed of rice, lovely. As a kid ate it for breakfast, lunch and dinner, haven't eaten it for years.

I love Spam. I cannot find all the flavors at stores. I am glad I can order it online; especially the flavors I cannot find at stores.

I make maple glazed spam as an appetizer for Christmas the guests love it

This video was great! Thank you!!!

Currently eating spam while watching cause I was curious and I still love it

You come here to the Philippines and the first house you enter will have atleast 1 can of spam

I am really surprised that you never mentioned anything about the Spam museum

Spam has been around a very long time and I remember eating it as a small child and still enjoy eating it today. I prefer it over Treet and other generic brands and will store them for emergencies also.

I love Spam! Any meal, any time, any where!

Hello from Hawaii currently eating a spam musubi 🤙🏼

When mom whipped out the spam it was like an all you can eat prime rib buffet. 💪

I just enjoyed my first ever can of spam and I can't tell you how full I am with salted meat. I'd eat 2 more cans if I could. I'm sure I would be sick, there's a lot of meat in my stomach. I'm disappointed that my body will eventually digest and process all this meat, and I'll have to say goodbye to it forever. Thankfully there's another can waiting for me

Spam is almost the national meat of Hawaii!!! They have a festival in Spring on Oahu, called “Waikiki Spam Jam”!!! It became popular after WWII because servicemen ate it so much.....

I'm a truck driver so yeah I'm a hell of a big fan of spam

I bet there is a can of Spam in almost every Puerto Rican’s cupboard. We love it.

Every time I visit my friend in the UK, I always take along two or three cans of spam. Even though he can get it there for some reason he said it's better from America. So we have a American / English breakfast.

Spam is proof that literally anything that's made from pork is delicious lol 😋 Practically grew up on SPAM. When we'd go up to the rez, both sets of grandparents would make a super hearty meal of just SPAM, Eggs, Onions, Potatoes, and flour tortillas. Even on the coldest days with the wind cutting through our coats, that simple meal, paired with black "cowboy coffee" out of the enamel pot, kept us warm and full. I still make it sometimes during the winter to remind me of those simpler times... 😊

Spam, sausages and kimchi along with some chilies makes a great soup.

After Armageddon SPAM will become the only currency accepted!

our chip shop used to do spam fritters back in the 60s loved em

Fried canned spam, and toasted canned brown bread. Beautiful combination.

In Canada, we have a SPAM knock off called Klik. You open the can with a key.

Always, and I mean always have at least a couple cans in my pantry. The stuff is manna

I didn't Started watching it. Its so gorse to feed my family with this.

"Is that ham processed?" "Is that ham processed? If it's processed I don't want it" Ma'am, that is an eleven pound whole slab of deli ham. It has no bones, fat or connective tissue. It is an amalgamation of the meat of several pigs, emulsified, liquified, strained and ultimately inexorably joined in an unholy meat obelisk. God had no hand in the creation of this abhorrence. The fact that this ham monolith exists proves that God is either impotent to alter His universe or ignorant to the horrors taking place in his kingdom. This prism of pork is more than deli meat. It is a physical declaration of mankind's contempt for the natural order. It is hubris manifest. We also have a lower sodium variety is you would prefer that.

Perfect timing! I was just thinking of spam

Fried Spam matches perfectly anything you can grab for breakfast!

I've never tried spam before but now I'm thinking about it

So many dishes spam is good in. A favorite since childhood. Car hop trays from amazon.

When I was in the Navy we had imported Scandinavian hams in a long can. It was/is better than most of that stuff they serve in the deli. We had bread, mustard and cheese with an electric skillet. When the mess hall had crap, we simply had a ham and cheese sandwich grilled. Hey it got me through 4 years (1.75 years in the Gulf of Tonkin Yacht Club). Oh yeah we had a mini refrigerator to store the ham, cheese and sodas.

I was amazed at all the flavors - going to try to find some of them

1:34 Oh, “that’s it…..” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Spam was the go to meal in the military many moons ago. Canned food as well. Now there's these awesome self cooking MRE's. Amazing.

I used to make scrambled eggs with spam when my kids were young, which they loved. One time I gave them scrambled eggs with leftover Thanksgiving Honey Baked ham and they whined , “Hey! This isn’t Spam!”...... (so much for the high road.)...😄

Been eating this since I was a toddler back in the 50's. Delish in a cholesterol bomb.

I love this stuff, you can do allot with it.

I love Spam, the edible kind haha. But Covid really exploded sales for it and it's not really a surprise.

I had never had spam until I ate spam onigiri in Okinawa. It was way better than I expected and I ate it multiple times while I was there

Spam is too pricey for our country so we have a Chinese counter part of it called " Maling"

I eat spam but I have yet perfected the art cutting it into thin slices.

Top of the menu at the Savoy Hotel , London in the "40"s with rationing was SPAM :)

I want a beef version of spam, but make it perfectly square and larger so i can pretend I'm having a japanese wagyu steak.

Spam and grits, my favorite breakfast. serves 4-6 I can spam, dice into skillet, and chop fine with a spatula while lightly browning. pepper to taste (I've never tried the Pepper Spam, I probably should) Add 3 cups water and bring to boil. Turn heat down to gentle boil for 5 minutes Add grits slowly while stirring Simmer until done. enjoy. (or use 1/4 can and less water and grits to serve 1) enjoy. Everyone I've made this for loves it. a great easy camp-out breakfast

I always imagined a pig on a conveyor belt going into a machine and a can of Spam coming out the other end.

started eating this in the 60s while camping with the boy scouts...it was love at first site!

Fun fact. Making spam alone requires 20,000 pigs to be slaughtered a day. Please share this fun fact with a vegan.

I don't understand the dislikes, this was very informative

I LOVE SPAM, been eating since I was a little kid and I'M in fifties now, ALWAYS BEEN A BIG FAN, SO YUMMY.

Spicy noodles with spam is a comfort food here in the Philippines

SPAM is made from the souls of gingers and infused into succulent mystery meats.

Interesting content, well narrated, horrible background music.

Wow good idea 👍👍👍

I love that my email has a category specifically for spam emails! Delicious!

Now I know what to give for Christmas now.

SPAM goes so well with white rice so it's usually often served on house dinner plate on Korea. Appreciate your video! greetings from Korea

In the early 2000s it blew my mind when I found Spam stocked as gift meat in S. Korean supermarkets.

Anyone who is “too good” to eat spam, even once in a great while it’s not someone I’m going to have much in common with as this video showed it’s mostly pork shoulder and ham unless you were Muslim or Jewish there’s absolutely nothing wrong with spam in fact you can do a lot of things with it my favorite is the fry it until it is golden brown slap on a nice coating of barbecue sauce and boil it in the oven for about a minute in the oven caramelizing the barbecue sauce it was a good dish until Sweet baby Ray’s barbecue sauce came out that stuff just send it to a whole new level. One of my fondest memories was I had bought 5 gallons of paint and my parents and I had cleared out the living room and laid down new carpet and painted the entire living room we did this all in a day and it was a hot day at the end I fried up and made us spam sandwiches with cold beer after working in the heat we needed the sodium it was a simple meal but damn it was delicious I will always remember my parents and I sitting in our beautiful redone living room and enjoying that simple meal

seeing Anthony Bourdain happy at the end made me smile

I’ve never had Spam before. Definitely interested in trying it out

Found Hot and Spicy spam and it's pretty bomb! We chopped to . 5cm chunks and sauteed then drained on the paper towel so it stays crispy. Then used or on scrambled eggs for breakfast!

I've been eating spam for more than 70 years. I like it. I'm pissed at the ridiculous increase in price, but I still eat it. Buy in bulk from Costco. Tried alternate luncheon meats…not even close.

I tried spam for the first time a couple years ago and it was way too salty for me. I've always wondered what it tasted like though so I had to try it.

Shades of my childhood growing up with my Hawaiian mom... I could do without the sugar and WAY less salt, but goddammit, I do still love a slice every once in a while

STOP SENDING ME SPAM!!

My first time trying spam was in hawaii in 2017. It was a sushi spam.. and it was delicious

I feel like I’m going to regret watching this but...I must obey the recommendations 🤷🏽‍♂️

spam is stupidly high in salt and saturated fat. not recommended.

One time i had Spam ice-cream. It was surprisingly good

Spam was a treat when I was a kid. Interesting in that it is moderate to high priced. That would not hold if it were not popular. The great part is that you can mix it with so many different things.