Originally posted by WPRESTO SPAM: 1) we all know it isn't really "spiced ham," it is "Spare Parts Any Mammal" 2) a taste for it was largely developed during WWII during which GI's really liked it compared to other canned rations; 3) it became and remains especially popular in Hawaii where it is offered in various forms in some restaurants.
my father and father-in-law fought at opposite ends of the world but both loved spam when fried to a salty, crunchy perfection
usually served on wonder bread with miracle whip not mayo
there were no real ingredients in that meal...just question marks
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Originally posted by robtcorl A guy at Costco yesterday was loading what looked like about 30 one gallon jugs of milk into the bed of his truck.
Maybe he thought they said milk shortage, not bacon shortage?
milk is as much as a buck and half cheaper across all grades at Costco
and it lasts longer than most local retailers' products
I notice that several ethnic eateries buy their ingredients in bulk there, as well
hard to imagine Costco would be cheaper than a wholesaler...but there it is