More SPAM

Image by Getty Images via DaylifeHere's a bit more info on SPAM Singles. Apparently they were introduced in 2007 as part of Hormel's 70th birthday of SPAM. These are the original pieces of SPAM from over 70 years ago, cut up, and sold in foil packages.

Newspapers love the new SPAMtastic stuff, probably because it gives them an opportunity to write about something positive other than pets and diets.

SPAM singles have their own website, as well as appearing on the SPAM stuff page.

If you want the facts about what's in SPAM singles, you can go to Hormel's site, or you can check out this taste test with eggs, or this one with a slide show.

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