Has to be chocolate chip cookie dough not just any cookie dough

American here. I agree, that stuff is bad

You have been assimilated. Resistance is futile.

I am an American and have never, ever eaten this stuff in any form.

Well, it does. it has Butyric acid in it (it was added to make the milk last longer in the olden days), and vomit also has butyric acid. Dairy farms in Europe were closer to the chocolate factories, so there it was not needed. And now they just keep it in as Americans are used to the taste.

Plastic cheese. Even many Americans don't like it.

The standard bread in America is legally cake in Ireland

If you're not planning to eat lunch, sounds like a plan

Lobster is a bit less fancy in north America than in Europe. Until last century, it was deemed a poor man's meal, because it was abundant along the east coast and not very healthy (due to poor understanding on how to preserve and cook it). That's why it has been kept in informal recipes like lobster sandwich or the above.

OP doesn't speak for the UK. It's apples. Apples are great for lots of things. I use apple sauce in my pancake batter.

Spam, spam, spam, spam.......

people in Hawaii worship this stuff.

Heads spam fried rice in an upscale hawaiian fusion restaurant and it was the bomb.

I am a Brit, I have fond memories of spam fritters for school lunch

Spam and eggs can be pretty delicious.

I love Spam.

Spam is edible and makes a pretty good diced up protein for fried rice. Post war as a kid we had slices fried up with egg and chips. Food rationing for 8 years after WWII ended. Spam saved lives.

Just had Spam & eggs the other night. It was good. A taste we picked up when we lived in Hawaii. They worship Spam there.

Spam musubi is actually very tasty🤤

if you fry it it's not actually THAT bad...

It's better than cheap canned ham.

I tried Spam once. Once.

I'm American, and I've never tried it. But I don't like processed meats like, hotdogs or ground beef.

I don't know about you,i love the stuff On Bread with Cheese, Toasted MMM MMM Good!

I was amazed at how many different KINDS of spam they have. Ones with Chicken, halapeno peppers, sweet pepper and at least half a dozen others I cant remember. Not all stores have them though. I think I found the most in a hispanic market.

Absolute rule in my house - No Spam & No Velveeta (I was briefly married to a redneck and just seeing the word Spam I can smell him frying it for breakfast. Puke).

Don’t knock it till you try it.

Most Americans outside the state of Hawaii do not eat it outside of poverty or family enculturalization. Oh and as a item in disaster kits.

I live in Hawaii. Most people here eat spam. I don’t though

Spam is yummy but I'd rather have Taylor Pork Roll - that stuff is delicious

Must have been raised on the rich side of town

Fried up, it is second only to bacon.

Love Spam... cut into 1/4 inch slices battered and fried... yum

Love SPAM, makes the best fried rice or lo mein. Also great to take camping and making omelettes with it.

Ok a lot of these things are either weird in the u.s or people posting about things they tried or have any real ideas of what it is

This stuff is the bomb. Especially fried... Ohhh try the Hawaiian version!

I thought chopped pork & ham were the same thing 😂

Scrapple is a few steps down from spam.

This is sold even in France and it's beuurkkkk

Every child ate this growing up in the 1970's in midwest, cheap and easy to make. I Do Not Eat This Now, But Might Have To!!!

We used to eat it deep fried in batter, when I lived in England.

Spam musubi is amazing

HATE IT. It’s not even the taste which is 🤮, but the plopping sound it makes when you slide it out of the can. Though Hawaiians love it.

Fried Spamiches!!

I prefer corned beef over Spam but I don't hate it

I felt that way for a long time... then I had Spam Benedict and Spam fried rice.

This stuff is gross beyond words. S_P_A_M_ Something Posing As Meat. This was a day-before-payday meal.

I'll never understand wanting to eat meat out of a can. Actually, I can't stand canned anything.

Mac & Cheese is so easy to make from scratch, I could never understand why to buy it as a premade meal made with dubious powder that you need to cook the same amount of time as the original dish.