"TammyM" wrote:
> "notbob" > wrote in message
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> > On 2008-11-15, Gregory Morrow > wrote:
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> >> Spam, a gelatinous 12-ounce rectangle of spiced ham and pork, may be
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> >> the world's most maligned foods.....
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> > I eschewed Spam for years, having grown sick of eating it in my youth.
> > But,
> > Spam is not to be denied. �I'm back in the fold and keep a can or two on
> > hand at all times. �My favorite use for spam is a breakfast burrito.
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> > For a breakfast burrito, simply dice a can of spam and a few potatoes
> > (preferably pre-baked or nuked) and fry 'em up in hot skillet till golden
> > brown and semi-crispy. �Add some beaten eggs for a spud/spam scramble and
> > shovel into heated flour tortillas and roll. �Add favorite hot sauce or
> > salsa and gorge. �Yum! �Cheap Good Eats
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> Notbob, notbob, notbob. �I LOVED the stuff when I was a kid. �Mom'd get all
> fancy by "glazing" it :-) �I do have a can in my cupboard, but everytime I
> think about using it, I look at the label.
> I'll eat it some day ... or maybe give it to the dogs as a treat. �Hey,
> tomorrow's Sunday, and Sunday is treat day in my house! �Rosie, Reggie and
> Daphne are gonna get some Spam!
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> TammyM, whose dogs don't need to lose weight so can afford all those fat
> grams and pig snouts and stuff.

Spam is more nutritious than many foods folks regularly consume;
balogna, tube steak, salami of all kinds, wursts of all kinds... and
lots more, and those are just meats, don't even look at all the baked
snack foods, and crappy dried cereals obeastie kiddies stuff down
their maws, and what about the mega tons of garbage folks consume at
fast food joints (how are greasy salty fries better than spam, and
don't forget the coke, all supersized). Spam with eggs is more
healthful than bacon/sausage and eggs. What's so healthful about the
typical flap jack house breakie, a stack of artificial ingredients
cakes super saturated with butter and half a beaker of heavy syrup.