The makers of Spam, saying that their “special relationship with the Hawaiian community spans decades,” have donated over 264,000 cans to aid the disaster-relief efforts on Maui, the company said in a press release.
The makers of Spam, saying that their “special relationship with the Hawaiian community spans decades,” have donated over 264,000 cans to aid the disaster-relief efforts on Maui, the company said in a press release.
I knew a lot of people from Hawaii love spam but I never knew why…
I always assume it was one of the easier non-fish meats to get out there, as there aren’t too many shelf stable meat products that can deal well with being shipped to a place so remote, especially if we’re talking 80 years ago.
If you have it prepared correctly it’s actually quite good. But prepared badly and it’s really really bad.