Hormel introduced Spam onto the market in 1937, but the product really saw its glory days during World War II. The meat was shelf-stable and very convenient for soldiers on the front lines.

Both bologna and Spam have a similar, emulsified appearance to them, but are these two meats really the same thing? If not, what differentiates them?

Spam might be the most divisive meat product around, but you may not be familiar with its wide range of flavors. As someone who enjoys the canned meat, I wanted to see what the other versions ...

Top with thinly sliced long green shallots. Spam stands for Spiced Pork and Ham, which is a canned pre-cooked meat product. It is made by the Hormel Foods Corporation in the United States and was ...

Whether you're craving a SPAMBURGER sandwich, a hearty breakfast fry-up, or something quick like a pasta dish or stir-fry, SPAM chopped pork and ham is the ultimate ingredient. Dice, slice, grill, or ...

Spam stands for Spiced Pork and Ham, which is a canned pre-cooked meat product. It is made by the Hormel Foods Corporation in the United States and was introduced in 1937. Picture: iStock Slice ...

Whether you're craving a SPAMBURGER sandwich, a hearty breakfast fry-up, or something quick like a pasta dish or stir-fry, SPAM chopped pork and ham is the ultimate ingredient. Dice, slice, grill, or ...