SPAM Oven Roasted Turkey, 12 oz Can

After about 1 month warms started growing in the cans. There was an awful smell that was coming from the closet where this nasty meat was being stored!! Again warms were growing and exiting the cans.

I like spam and I think the turkey was quite good I like the original better but I actually got this to put as a topping on my dog once in awhile on his food not on him LOL! ... he likes it.

We really like the flavor %26 texture of the oven roasted turkey breast Spam! We're also impressed that the salt %26 fat content is way lower than some of the other Spam products! All in all, we'd give it a 10 if we could! Suggestion.. pair this with Banza Chickpea macaroni, a few green peas, %26 mayo %26 you'll have some of best macaroni salad you we've ever eaten! Add seasonings to your taste. You won't be sorry.

If you are expecting it to taste like spam it doesn't. It tastes like turkey like it is suppose to. So you will have a can of turkey that is shaped like spam . It is made with turkey. If you don't like spam this is a different alternative for canned meat. I was skeptical at first, however I decided to try it and I do like it.

I received three cans of SPAM in exchange for a review, and I had fun putting each variety to the test. I used the turkey version to make SPAM turkey burgers, which turned out surprisingly flavorful and juicy. The Korean BBQ SPAM was perfect for fried rice—great balance of sweet and savory, and it crisped up really well. For breakfast, I went with the less sodium option and made classic fried egg and cheese sandwiches on English muffins. That one felt like the most versatile for everyday use. Honestly, it brought me right back to my time in Hawaii on the Big Island—there's something nostalgic about cooking with SPAM that just hits. Overall, I was impressed with the variety and how easy it is to incorporate into different meals. I'll definitely be picking up SPAM again during my regular grocery trips.

We recently tried three varieties, 25% Less Sodium, Turkey, and Korean BBQ, and used them to make Spam musubi for the family, and we were honestly really impressed. No one could tell the difference flavor wise with the 25% Less Sodium or the Turkey, they were just as satisfying and delicious as the original which was a great surprise. The Korean BBQ flavor was a standout in its own way, we cooked it without adding any sauce so we could really taste it and it delivered with a unique, well balanced flavor that had a lot of depth and a spice forward profile. Overall, all three were a hit in our house, easy 10/10.

I received this product for free to try and honestly review. I didn't care for this Turkey Spam. I couldn't get it to brown and crisp up like other Spam varieties and the taste wasn't there for me. That said, if you really like turkey I'm sure you'll come up with some great recipes for this one!

Taste great! But this one was molded when I opened it. It was sealed and had the same expiration date as the others. Inspect the content carefully before consuming.

First of all who's bright idea was it to send three metal cans of spam through the mail in a thin envelope? The envelope was crushed a can of spam was crushed and leaked all over the envelope and my porch were FedEx left it. Not a fan of FedEx as they have a habit of delivering to the wrong address damaging packages and sometimes just tossing packages on the side of the road.