Amazon has 12-Pack 2.5oz SPAM Classic Single Slices on sale for $13.98 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $13.28. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 12-Pack 2.5oz SPAM Classic Single Slices on sale for $13.98 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $13.28. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Price and notoriety aside, these SPAM singles are actually a good backcountry camping / backpacking food -- single servings, minimal packaging, packability, ability to eat without cooking, high caloric density, etc.
Almost got me, thought was 12 cans. Spam used to be poor people food made with unwanted left over meats and bones. I must be poorer than poor to not be able to afford Spam. We are entering the hyper inflation phase i.e. late Rome period before the great collapse.
I love Spam but I can regularly get a can at Walmart for $3.50 or less. And a can has six servings It almost makes more sense to buy a can and throw away what you don't eat.
74 cents per oz vs 20 cents per oz for the cans today.
Pretty outrageous markup.
I thought the single serving might be useful to pack in a lunch with microwave rice or a roll, but microwaved spam squeezed out of the pack is pretty grim. Better to open the can, fry it up with soy sauce, keep in fridge at least a week.
Great Value Luncheon Meat is $2 per can and I prefer it. No added starch like Hormel spam.
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The last time i had a single, it tasted awful. The singles used to blow the canned version outta the water. Not sure what happened but i wtick to cans now. Plus it's cheaper.
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Price and notoriety aside, these SPAM singles are actually a good backcountry camping / backpacking food -- single servings, minimal packaging, packability, ability to eat without cooking, high caloric density, etc.
Seeing this reminds me of the M*A*S*H* episode where Hawkeye and BJ had to sell a bathtub. They ended up getting scotch and at the last minute added a case of Spam to the deal as a joke.
I love Spam but I can regularly get a can at Walmart for $3.50 or less. And a can has six servings It almost makes more sense to buy a can and throw away what you don't eat.
yeah wasting food makes sense
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Price and notoriety aside, these SPAM singles are actually a good backcountry camping / backpacking food -- single servings, minimal packaging, packability, ability to eat without cooking, high caloric density, etc.
+1 Exactly.
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Pretty outrageous markup.
I thought the single serving might be useful to pack in a lunch with microwave rice or a roll, but microwaved spam squeezed out of the pack is pretty grim. Better to open the can, fry it up with soy sauce, keep in fridge at least a week.
Great Value Luncheon Meat is $2 per can and I prefer it. No added starch like Hormel spam.
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