Spam is just made of pork, water, salt, potato starch, sugar, and sodium nitrate. Nothing too mysterious. So, rather than fading away to the annals of history, this canned meat became iconic and ...

You may have heard that Spam lasts practically forever, but the truth isn't quite so simple. Here's how long it really lasts after opening the can.

Spam stands for Spiced Pork and Ham, which is a canned pre-cooked meat product. It is made by the Hormel Foods Corporation in the United States and was introduced in 1937. Picture: iStock Slice ...

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The “miracle meat” was Spam, introduced by Hormel in 1937 to fill the need for a canned nonperishable protein food. Dessert was brandy-filled chocolates and hot, black Louisiana coffee.