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Do You Eat SPAM?We're not talking about junk email, but the actual SPAM lunch meat in a can. You know about it, and yet nobody eats it, right? Wrong.Since its 1937 introduction, Hormel produces 44,000 cans of SPAM every day for a worldwide following. (It's most popular in ...
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As if the name doesn't say it all, American cheese is a very American delicacy that comes in convenient little plastic-wrapped squares and is not particularly well respected in the rest of the world. It's a processed cheese made from cheddar and, like Cheez Whiz, was developed when Kraft...
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below 40 F will slow the growth of this bacteria but won't stop it completely. Because pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to listeria, it's safest to avoid all refrigerated meat spreads. Spam lovers are in luck. Canned meat spreads are OK -- if not exactly healthy -- during ...
French marketing and advertising executives have their work cut out for them. As of this month, France is the first European country to ban words such as “steak,”“sausage” and “bacon” when describing vegan or plant-based alternatives. (However, the word “burger” is still allowed unde...
Spam is a weird thing, a tin of long-lasting, weirdly-textured, inexplicably good... meat product. But there's actually a story behind why it is, and according toEater, it started when Jay Hormel took over as president of the company his father founded. That was in 1929, and all go...
They can beeatraw, roasted, or dried, and can be used to add protein and flavor to meals. They can also be added to salads and other dishes for a nutritious and tasty meal. They are a great way to increase protein intake and are a great alternative to meat for vegans and vegetarians...
is a bit better if the final plan is to slice or chop the meat and have it hold its shape, while the more intense marbling of pork butt makes it particularly well suited for barbecue, specifically makingpulled porkor other recipes where you want the meat to fall apart into shreds easily...