Urghhh... This isn't good. I thought it would be good because it's Japanese but it really isn't. The saddest part is that my dad or deceased grandfather would eat an entire plate.
I'm gonna say it. SPAM is fricking putrid. It tastes like a combination of Salt, Arse and Rubber. This must be what they serve in heck.
Not even imagining Fallout music in my head could salvage it. I dare all Fallout larpers to try one bite of this crap
My resolution for lent was to give up "Being a b-word" so I ate a reasonable portion but darn. I'm never doing this again. Way to jump in at the deep end of that commitment though.
Special FRICK YOU to that darn Jap camping video that convinced me that this was a good idea.
Also happy Valentines
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!goyslopenjoyers
Get em
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You know I've never actually had it
But we are fellow lovers of Kraft Mac and cheese
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Do not try mixing mac&cheese and spam
I tried this once as a "random shit from the gas station" meal and it was a regrettable decision
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If you diced the spam and fried it, it could work maybe
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It'd have to be lite spam, regular would end up as a salt grenade
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I might have to try both
I fear you are right though
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We're practically family. Thank you for the solidarity
Fried spam on rice is amazing. The spam gets all crispy on the outside. I love making what essentially are giant sushi rolls with spam, egg, mayo, sri racha and rice
Could eat that shit every day
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Just a little soy sauce and some oyster sauce and you're in flavortown
Just try not to frick up the nori like I always do.
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