Old 03-18-21, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by robow
I did the same the other day and picked up a can of Spam Lite with less fat and sodium. Went home, removed it from the can and tried a small amount without cooking. If it were the only food source available and I needed it to survive, then maybe I would continue to consume it but otherwise....Nope. So I fried up some thin slices and placed within a soft tortilla and had lunch. It was much better but still rather salty and this supposedly with 1/3 less sodium than Classic Spam.
I could make it work if fried but it won't be eliminating any of my normal food stuffs that I generally take on tour.
I prefer to dice it up and add to soup or a pasta meal. For solo camping I find the small packets quite easy to use,



I do not think I have eaten it any other way for over half a century, but have often added it to soups or pasta.
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