17 varietiesOriginally Posted by JNI64
Makes a good bear deterrent.
Time for a new group...SPAM Anonymous.jpeg
"To make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from." - T.S. Eliot
Yes, they have many varieties not available elsewhere.
I got a foil pouch of chicken to add to each of my meals on my last trip. I figured plain chicken couldn't be bad. Turns out I didn't like that either. I am about to give up and become a vegetarian while backpacking. I never get tired of lentils, bean, nuts, cheese, etc...
Spam on Brown Bread.Makes a good bear deterrent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vlr45J9jIqM
Brown bread with raisins might....I say might hide the taste of the spam.
And just in case you were unaware,in Austin Minnesota you can visit the Spam museum. Not many foods have a dedicated museum...
Makes a great trail meal, IMO. Instant rice, mashed potatoes, or noodles + dehydrated veggies + herbs/spices + a pouch of chicken or SPAM and you have endless possibilities.
SPAM's not going to win any "healthy" awards, but on the trail it's a good source of fat, protein and salt (electrolytes for the modernists).
Could try this instead of Spam Sweet Sue Chicken Breast, 3 Oz
Just enough to mix with rice or ramen for a meal
I like Landjagger, a semi dried German sausage that doesn’t require refrigeration. In Atlanta I can get it at Patak, a place that does all kinds of smoked European meats. They will ship some of their products.
https://patakmeats.com/
Shelter mice can also be a delicious addition to Ramen.
You know the old saying? In GA, the shelter mice are cute. In PA, there food.
Also known as SpamRamen
Maybe.....Mice-a-ramen
How about "Mice -A-Roni"?
On another post ETtrailrunner is looking for a 20 liter daypack. That's 46 cans of Spam (20oz) or 23 cans of brown bread with raisins (16 oz).
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote