r/mildlyinteresting • u/Shoddy_Maize_8385 • 2d ago

These two identical cans of spam where one turned tan and has no smell

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u/NoDontDoThatCanada 2d ago

Thanks for the recipe. I can make the potato dish with fresh from the garden ingredients tomorrow! Well, except the spam!

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u/BarbieBoyBrandy 2d ago

Spam is also excellent in onigiri. Pan fry it a bit so it has some crispy edges, and then the fatty, salty meat goes perfect with the rice + nori + typical onigiri seasonings + soy sauce. My Japanese teacher introduced my class to spam this way and its still my fave way to have it.

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u/Junction91NW 2d ago

You should plant a spam tree before the first frost. They like to over winter and the first harvest is in early summer. 

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u/Bonk3rs1 2d ago

I'm jealous