You Forgot the Mustard and the Royal Crown Cola
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
YUM!
My go-to survival food is PB&J on wheat with a Yuengling Lager [optional].
That’s my kind of cookbook.
We have something called Spam. As in not unwanted email. More like processed “ham” in a can. My dads generation loved it. You could live on it if the supermarket shelves dried up.
https://shop.coles.com.au/a/national/product/spam-ham-classic?uztq=46abcbb7e16253b0cdc3e6c5bbe6a3f0&cid=col_cpc_Generic%7CColesSupermarkets%7CPLA%7CPantry%7CAustralia%7CBroad&s_kwcid=AL!12693!3!494980809725!!!u!326304616489!&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2_HPyP_R9QIVEX8rCh39ggN_EAQYAiABEgIDofD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
I just noticed it’s made in the US. Lol.
Here, just for fun, an excerpt from the immortal Monty Python Spam sketch:
https://youtu.be/g00NplDnLLQ
Apparently, the email problem was named after the Monty Python sketch, as a thing you can’t get away from.
There’s nothing wrong with RC Cola!
My beverage of choice since my youth.
Ezabelle-
we exported SPAM world wide, during and after WWII; one of my household’s favorite dishes is masubi, which is a Japanese/Hawaiian dish where you slice the spam, marinate in teriyaki sauce, fry it and then serve it between pressed rice, wrapped in seaweed paper.
It also works nicely as a substitute for bacon in, say, scrambled eggs. Getting a Hawaiian rolling on the virtues of Spam can result in hours lost…..
Armour Luncheon Meat is a good substitute for Spam if the prices is going insane (again), they seem to see-saw back and forth on which is crazy over-priced.
I’m feeling like one of the guys from Baltimore, lost in Maryland horse country in the movie Diner: “Do you feel like there’s a lot of stuff going on that we don’t know about?”
Still bothered by the fork in that picture. Don’t you have fingers? How la-di-da.
Foxfier – you don’t say. Its still on our supermarket shelves. Meaning it has a market. I remember some ad campaign when they tried to “gourmet” it.
The bacon version was terrible, but the low sodium turns out rather well when one isn’t doing heavy labor outside.