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Do you like SPAM?

Do you like SPAM?

  • Yes

    Votes: 5 33.3%

  • No

    Votes: 4 26.7%

  • HECK NO!

    Votes: 6 40.0%
  • Total voters
    15
  • Poll closed .
My partner loves my spam fried rice, and l found a place nearby that sells musbui to make him smile. He bought it because he had a nasty hospital date. This post reminds me of velveta cheese, the other product my mother would never allow in our house. My parents were foodie purists, so l can make anything from scratch. And my daughter is accomplished cook.
 
Aspychata said:
My partner loves my spam fried rice, and l found a place nearby that sells musbui to make him smile. He bought it because he had a nasty hospital date. This post reminds me of velveta cheese, the other product my mother would never allow in our house. My parents were foodie purists, so l can make anything from scratch. And my daughter is accomplished cook.
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I grew up the same way and cook almost everything from scratch. It's rare for me to buy any kind of "processed food". I do like to buy freshly made tortellini and ravioli made at The Fresh Market store and freeze it for easy dinners when I'm feeling lazy or tired. It's a very upscale store and uses good ingredients. My three kids are all good home cooks, too.
 
Mary Terry said:
I grew up the same way and cook almost everything from scratch. It's rare for me to buy any kind of "processed food". I do like to buy freshly made tortellini and ravioli made at The Fresh Market store and freeze it for easy dinners when I'm feeling lazy or tired. It's a very upscale store and uses good ingredients. My three kids are all good home cooks, too.
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How long does it take you guys to cook a meal including washing the dishes?
 
maleonolo said:
How long does it take you guys to cook a meal including washing the dishes?
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That depends on what I'm cooking and how many people are eating. I can whip up burgers and oven fries from scratch within an hour or slow roast a big piece of meat which takes hours. The dishwasher takes care of the dishes and utensils, but we have to handwash pots and pans and a few other things that can't be put in the dishwasher. I do the cooking, and husband does the washing, but I do tend to clean the kitchen, knives, etc. as I go.
 
Yes. It's not bad to have on occasion.

Judge said:
If it's good enough for Monty Python, it's good enough for me.

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You and I must be on the same wavelength, because my brain ALWAYS goes to Monty Python when it goes comes to the topic of SPAM.
 
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If you're trying to make an unbiased poll (which I doubt was your intent), you can't make three choices like that.

My answer: never tried it, because it's not Kosher.
 
From July 1937:
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In May of that year, a 12-ounce can was selling for 33 cents in Denton, Maryland.

It was going for 29 cents in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
 
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From July 1937:
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These ads and the other details are courtesy of newspapers dot com.
 
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