Eggs can be pretty boring in flavor on their own, but adding fried Spam changes the game. It's also incredibly good chopped up in veggie stir-fries. Definitely a staple pantry item!

This is a great go to protein. Not just for camping or fried with breakfast, I add this cut into small pieces to fried rice, with onions, carrots and peas. This has become a family favorite.

My husband doesn't like spam in his email but he sure is happy I keep Hormel Spam in my kitchen pantry! Ha! Hormel Classic Spam is so versatile; I cube and fry it up to add to my husband's breakfast egg and veggie scramble, I make a Spam walnut salad spread to put in sandwiches and serve with a bowl of soup for lunch, and I add it to my scalloped potatoes for dinner. It's also handy to have it on hand in the pantry for those times you're in a pinch and need a quick protein for your meal.

How could anyone go wrong in purchasing eight cans of canned meat. One would have to be crazy to not love this meat wouldn't you like to go home with eight cans of canned meat tonight, wait to you see your family's reaction when you get home and let them know for the next eight days you could have canned meat !

spam is always good to us...i have used spam forever and my parents as well...so this spam is still good...

After 60 yrs still loving it

Fry it up and add to noodles

My husband loves spam & he likes the taste Of spam

My family and I love spam and this is cheaper than going to another grocery store. Its a little taste of home for us. We use it in spam musubi, eggs and spam, spam and cabbage, etc.... It may seem strange to others, but to use its delicious. Sometimes a little taste of home is what you need.

Made of pork, but tastes like something that has been dead for a long time. I was hoping that frying this up would help but nothing would help this mass. I have had C ration meals in the Army that tasted better despite being expired for a few decades.