We tasted 13 types of Spam, including classic, lite, and hot & spicy. Here are the rankings from worst to best.

Hormel put it into Spam, along with some ham. Hormel also wanted to create a type of meat with a long shelf life—so canned luncheon meat was born. Because getting fresh meat to soldiers during ...

Hormel, the Minnesota-based food manufacturer, is perhaps best known for Spam, a canned lunch meat that's about as far from most people's idea of natural as you can get. While some of the company ...

It shares its name with those annoying emails nobody wants. It comes in a can and is made of … some sort of spongy meat? Whether you grew up eating it and still love it or you’ve merely eyed ...

Hormel Foods trimmed its earnings outlook for the year, which factors in the impact of tariffs and ongoing momentum of brands ...

Hormel then sent the company a warning to drop the word 'Spam.' SpamArrest refused. "If you ask most people on the street, they're going to say junk e-mail as opposed to the luncheon meat as their ...

Of course, I pick up cans of Spam from ... category, Hormel supplies ingredients for cooks at colleges, healthcare organizations, and restaurants. Its pizza toppings and deli meats are ...

Call it what you want, Spam has remained largely unchanged ... were less than thrilled with their rations of "SPecial Army Meat" and wrote letters to Jay Hormel to let him know.

Produced by Hormel Foods, Spam is a highly processed, canned luncheon meat, typically made from a combination of pre-ground pork shoulder and ham. Plain versions are firm and chewy in texture ...