Spam as a long storage meat
- Aztripod
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
I’m not a fan but my wife love spam. Maybe I need to try smoking it.
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- Aztripod
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
All I remember as a kid is spam, pork chops and cooked spinach for dinner and I couldn’t leave the table until I was done. I still don’t like fried chops it but they are bomb on the grill or smoker.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
Spam must be a later version of pemmican.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
Spam is cooked and sealed, with preservatives. Not dried.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
hey as long as it gives me some gitty up and makes a turd, i'm good, taste can sometimes not be relevant, when starving
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
Picked up one of these today at Big Lots.
Use by date sucks (one year), but I figure it's probably good for at least 3? Doesn't sound watery like the Bristol brand. I'll report back after I open it.
Use by date sucks (one year), but I figure it's probably good for at least 3? Doesn't sound watery like the Bristol brand. I'll report back after I open it.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
I just noted a canned ham at Aldi's today. I looked for the expiration date...it was 5 years from now! I think it was "Brookdale". I never noticed it there before, so I suspect it may be a "special purchase", or perhaps a seasonal item.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
I guess I'm just getting old. I thought bombs were bad for people.
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Re: Spam as a long storage meat
Dollar General usually has the regular cans of Bristol ham and less often the Bristol Hickory Smoke ham. Its a little more salty than their regular ham but has a stronger smoke flavor. They also sell 12 oz cans of Clover Valley roast beef with gravy. Has more gravy than I would like but definitely more quantity and quality beef than any can of Great Value beef I've ever opened for a comparable price. Big Lots has Ox & Palm corned beef which I liked and it's the only corned beef I've found locally not from Brazil (Australia) if you're concerned about the mad cow disease outbreak reported in Brazil.