SPAM Oven Roasted Turkey Canned Meat, Protein, Shelf Stable Food, 12oz x12

I love spam. So quick, easy, convenient. Really compliments a low carb, high protein diet. I dont necessarily gobble it up by the whole can, but I do use a portion of it frequently. I find that the taste tends to "sit heavy" (with most flavors), so I often dont need or want much (2 ounce serving is perfect) despite my having a huge appetite. On of my favorite uses is in making a breakfast sandwich. Using my mini dash griddle I like adding a thin slice to it, top with an egg cooked, sometimes add in a little cheese. Close the lid, let it do its thing for a minute. Once done, then I place it on a low carb roll <<--which I buy from Wmart(for fraction of price). I have tried many SPAM flavors, and have pretty much liked them all. I keep a bunch in my pantry, so I wasnt in need of any more SPAM, but then I saw this TURKEY option. I just bought it on a whim! Yet now that I have taken a closer look at the nutritional stats, I am very much keen on buying more. This has a little more protein than most flavors, and the calories are easily 50% less. I am not really focused on calories right now, but this is significant enough to pique my interest. Taste wise-- it is light in flavor. Gentle. Not overpowering. But lends a good delicate flavor and texture. It kind of reminds me of their LITE spam option. Which happens to have very similar nutrient profile. Except one is made with ham, and the other turkey. As for the product description, the image of the can is correct. Some of the pics show misinformation (I think it is for spam lite now that I look closely at it). So go by the picture of the can, and the drop down info in the written portion of the product description. This has 9 grams of protein, 80 calories (2 ounces, which is 1/6th of the can). Overall: comes down to personal preference. I like it, and plan to continue to buy it. It is relatively cheap option that makes a great addition to pantry for every day use, or post apocalyptic use. I eat it COLD, I eat it room temp, I eat it hot, I eat it fried, I eat it barely warmed up. I dont care, I like it in all ways. ----->>>>>5 stars. I happen to like this turkey option for the lighter flavor, less cloying taste, the greatly reduced calories (good or bad depending on what you are looking for) and the higher protein per serving. I think this will be my regular, everyday SPAM (ok, not every single day, but my regular go-to for basic dishes), and then I will bust open a can of flavored for times I want the added oomph. yum yum!

Oven Roasted Turkey Spam is so convenient and versatile to have on hand! A must have in my pantry. - Delicious and convenient for so many meals and snacks! Sandwiches, wraps, salads, scrambled eggs, pizza, stir fries, and appetizers for a few ideas. Smells great and tastes great, and not overly salty. Easy to slice up and cube up. - The long shelf stable life makes Turkey Spam convenient to have on hand not only for every day eating, but as part of your emergency food supply. Great for camping, too. - Best Buy Date: The 12 pack of Turkey Spam I purchased in October 2025 has a best by date of August 2028. - Oven Roasted Turkey Spam Ingredients: Turkey Spam contains only turkey for its protein, no pork. - Dogs: My dog Sid (he's a 100 pound Husky Malamute Mix) loves Turkey Spam! He gets some each afternoon, cubed up in his food bowl for a snack. - Value: This 12 can set is a terrific value. I highly recommend Oven Roasted Turkey Spam.

LOVE SPAM Turkey. The taste is wonderful. Love to fry it up with an egg on an english muffin and tomato. Put a little spicy mustard on top, the best. Hard to find in our local grocery stores.

Less fatty than the original and tastes delicious. Con - Lots of sodium.

Don't get me wrong - I like this stuff a TON, but be realistic in your expectations. This is NOT Lobster Thermidor aux crevettes with a Mornay sauce, garnished with truffle pâté, brandy, and a fried egg on top; nor is it your Grandmother's Thanksgiving Day, lovingly roasted turkey in a can, nuh-uh. It is, however, pretty darn tasty in its own right in a sort of turkey-ish flavored kind of way, and a nice alternative to all the other pork-based and flavored Spam varieties (which I also like a ton!) Use it anywhere you'd use any of the other Spams. It works just as well and tastes just fine. I particularly enjoy it with 5 minute stuffing mix, chicken or turkey gravy and a side salad, but you are limited only by your imagination. Taste and convenience aside, I like the iconic, easily stackable rectangular can with the pull-ring top (and I'm old enough to remember Spam with twist key to open). Given reasonable, room temperature storage out of direct sunlight and it remains good well past the best by date. It is super good to have on hand in case of emergencies, and it's even quite palatable cold, right out of the can. Try it, you'll like it. I'm Monsieur Creosote, and I approve this review!

Great favor.lasts me 3 meals.on very limited income can't afford hamburger so a least its meat

Have been buying this for years.

I continue to look for entrees that are shelf-stable, reasonably healthy, and easy to prepare. This Turkey SPAM sounded like a good alternative to regular SPAM. But after a few cans, frying in a pan with potatoes and eggs, we just lost our appetite for it. The primary negative issue is the over-salting. The excess salt covers up any taste of the meat. OK, it might be that salt is required for preservation, but it sure ruins the taste, and its a health risk for we old folks. I guess it's back to fresh sliced Turkey with pre-roasted Potatoes.