Do you like spam?!

i love it, not like the people in the mainland they dont eat it as much as us HAWAIIANS do.

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no...no...no

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Who does? It clogs your inbox or your mouth!

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not really

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no

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ugh.. i didnt know anyone liked it

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Yes

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HELL YEA!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yes, I love SPAM! I like it fried, or cut up in my eggs or salad. SPAM burgers are pretty good too. Really, I've found the majority of people who claim to not like SPAM have never tasted it!

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Can't stand the stuff! I have a lot of Polynesian friends. They love it and eat it every meal!

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lol Well I haven't had spam in years (which is weird to say because I'm not that old at all), but yeah, I like it ^-^

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yah i like it with fried potatos nothing else but yah its good!!

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there is just something wrong with meat in a can that does not have to be refridgerated

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Grill it, slap on some cheese, toss it in a bun and I'm happy.

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i had it once, i thought it was wrong, it looks like cat food, and i think it might be artificial meat, i like my meat frozen then cooked, or whatever, but not from a can, is that naturual?

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I haven't had it in a long time, but I remember it was really tasty. I loved it sliced really thin and cooked crispy, and put on buttered toast.

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To spam or not to spam... that is the question.

I'd rather eat Play-Doh. It smells fantastic!

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People over here in England it eat alot.
I don't like it myself, but here its called as a working persons food :)

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Spam leaves a gross taste in my mouth.
If I eat it I usually throw up
I have a weak stomach.

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My sister makes a meatloaf out of spam that's not to bad....and is alot cheaper to make......she uses the same ingredients like you would with a regular meatloaf except she uses the spam like beef.....give it a try....

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"Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, baked beans, Spam, Spam, Spam and Spam"

By the way, there's this urban legend that says that Spam became so popular in the Pacific Islands because missionaries and colonial authorities discouraged or stopped the practice of cannibalism and the islanders discovered Spam was the one product that most closely resembled the taste of human flesh. Like I said, just an urban legend I heard once.

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I love spam it is great, we eat it all the time about twice a week. There are so many different types here that you can have it all the time.

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5 words FRIED SPAM AND MUSTARD SANDWICHES. 1...2...3...4...5...ok yeah 5. Delicious. Only way i eat it

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Too much grease, preservatives, salt for me to handle.

No. We used to have spam sandwiches in our school lunch EVERY day.

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I Love it! With eggs or fried all by itself - on bread - with crackers - with a bite of cheese - with hot sauce - with Rice - in Mash Potatoes - in Mac N Cheese - I could go on and on! YUMMY!!!

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No, thank you.

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I hated Spam growing up. My dad would serve it cold to us between bread. Now as an adult I learned fried or grilled Spam is FANTASTIC!! As a matter of fact if you know any good Spam recipes you can e-mail them to me please.

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too right. gods gift to mankind.
whilst residing at the pleasure of her Majesty's British army ,many a happy time was spent consuming the delights of a two inch, even thicker in metric, spam fritter.
no wonder the Russians didn't invade. the bloody things were bullet proof.
and they were low calorie. well, they were if you came from Scotland.
bu??er Jamie Oliver and his anti-children ranting.this was real food . long live spam. the NHS can cope.

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I delete it as soon as possible.:)

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As a journalist, there have been times when I never know where or what the next meal will be. A can of spam is always a life saver. One can produces enough slices for several sandwiches. Spam keeps without refrigeration. Spam does not need to be cooked. No utensils needed either, as we use the can itself to slice the loaf. Spam is also good with rice, with mangoes, papayas, bananas.

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