Experiences in Malaysia, Southeast Asia, East Asia.18h
I'd say they know “what's delicious” when they experience one.
Loved from South Korea to The Philippines to Hong Kong and Hawaii, Spam is eaten in 44 countries with 12.8 cans consumed every second, according to Hormel, the company.
- Hong Kong noodle with luncheon meat: a breakfast, a snack, a great idea!
I wished Hormel's Spam was available in Malaysia some 30 years ago.
The Minnesota brand is a late comer to the tinned luncheon meat dominated by imports from China since the nineteen sixties.
I was hooked the first time I had Hormel's Spam. 3-4 times the price of the luncheon meat available, but worth every sensational bite.
- Spam luncheon meat is one of the ‘meat’ offerings when enjoying a Chinese hotpot.
Spam has a flavour of "Deliciousness" that I found no others can come up with. QED.
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