This ad features an ever-popular atrocious ingredient: SPAM!
Strikingly enhanced by the opponently coloured monster beans this shocking arrangement can serve as an efficient test of our gag reflex.
Spam’n Limas
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Anders February 3, 2013 at 7:38 pm
That do look delicious, welcome to the 80ties, can’t believe what we ate back then!
Josh Feldman February 5, 2013 at 3:30 am
When I was 18 I took part in a backpacking trip that featured a 3 day survival jaunt in a very remote area of the high Sierra Nevada mountains of California. I was with a group who figured we could feed ourselves with fish from the lakes and streams. This was a very bad idea and we were starving badly when we reconvened. The trip’s leader has a very special bit of contraband in this environment of freeze-dried mountaineering food: two cans of Spam. I had never had it before. He boiled the cans and cut them open we devoured the salty meat and gooey jelly instantly. I had never tasted anything so delicious. Even now, I can’t quite see this display as disgusting. It looks kind of edible to me. That just goes to show that the setting is quite important. I would discounted that can of Spam as practically dog food in most other circumstances. Starvation gives you a unique perspective on food.
Oliver February 5, 2013 at 10:52 am
If you are truly starving, you will happily accept a can of dog food too. Everything here is edible, and some of it may even taste alright. But still…
Josh Feldman February 8, 2013 at 6:59 pm
Yes – Spam is one (very small) step removed from dog food. I certainly grant you that.