Origins of Spam: Celebrating 80 years of the canned meat
You can grill it, fry it, or eat it right out of the can: Spam. For over 80 years the salty canned meat has been feeding America. From its start in a small Minnesota town to its global presence today, here’s the origins of Spam’s flavorful history.
Even for fans of that distinctive pumpkin spice flavor, this might be taking things a bit too far.
Spam is releasing a Pumpkin Spice variety of its fabled canned meat. Just in time for the end of summer, and the approaching autumn.
A joke image appeared on social media in 2017 that showed a can of Pumpkin Spice Spam, the New York Post reports. Now, two years later, it’s not a joke anymore. Starting Sept. 23, fans will be able to order the unexpected food item from Walmart.com and Spam.com.
Writers at the Daily Meal reportedly tried some of the Spam and concluded that it's not that bad after all. One compared it to breakfast sausage; another felt it might make a good pairing with a scramble or a breakfast sandwich.
DUNKIN' BRINGING BACK PUMPKIN SPICE LONG BEFORE SUMMER ENDS
Call it one more instance in which the obsessive seasonal craving for all things pumpkiny -- and spicy -- is taken to a surprising extreme.
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Dunkin’ recently announced that it would be introducing fall menu offerings on Wednesday, a month before summer's end. As expected, it includes plenty of pumpkin spice-flavored offerings.
As for Starbucks, it'll start selling its popular Pumpkin Spice Lattes earlier than usual, starting Aug. 27, Travel and Leisure reports.
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Pumpkin Spice Spam might seem like an odd combination, but it isn’t the first meat to be paired with the seasonal spice. In 2018, Buffalo Wild Wings offered fans a limited-edition pumpkin ale sauce for its famous chicken wings.
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Pumpkin Spice Spam goes on sale Sept. 23, on the official first day of fall.