6 pack just came in !


 

John Ford

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At hunt camp I have limited storage & a 4 cu. ft refridge.
I keep a lot of dried & canned foods in a critter proof storage bin.
Spam is a staple!
Spam & eggs, red beans & spam, grilled spam, smoked spam, spam & mac& cheese are only a few;)
 
Try Armour 'Treet', same stuff, much cheaper, like a couple bucks per can.

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Canned meats are a great way to store fat long-term for emergency preparedness. As long as they are stored correctly and the cans remain undamaged, there is no expiration date.
 
Brian came home recently with two of those low-sodium cans of Spam. He said it was "hurricane preparedness," but he's been speaking of Spam for a while now so I knew his excuse was hooey. I know I will eat some when he fries it but I had to laugh as my father served in WWII as did my mom (a registered nurse who served in the Army Nurse Corps in Italy and North Africa, the latter where she met my father) and Spam was not allowed in our house (big grin)! They've both passed on but I'll bet even they would eat Spam hash or something of the like.

Thanks for the memories!
 

 

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