Few brands are as closely tied to their packaging as Spam is to its blue and yellow can. But for owner Hormel Foods, a bigger part of Spam's future will be fostering a bigger presence outside its ...

After 90 years defined by its iconic blue-and-yellow tin, Spam is finally breaking out of the can, and it's heading straight for your local grocery counter, convenience store, and favorite ...

It's a slice of Spam packed in rice and wrapped in nori, the thin, dried pungent seaweed that's a signature of sushi rolls. Spam musubi is native to Hawaii, where the Minnesota-made mixture of pork ...

Hawaiians consume more Spam than any other people in the United States. Cookbook author Muriel Miura explains why and shares one of her favorite... Classics From Hawaii, Japan Collide In Spam Sushi ...

There are two things you need to accept â believe in, really â to enjoy the Spam musubis at Hawaiian Drive-Inn in the Excelsior. Number one: Spam tastes good. Maybe not on its own. Maybe not even ...