What happened to SPAM supplies on Taiwan? All stores are out of stock, including Costco??
SPAM®むすび ツナマヨネーズ
SPAM®の塩味と、甘めのツナマヨネーズが後引く味わいです。 ※SPAM®はホーメルフーズ社の登録商標です。
What happened to SPAM supplies on Taiwan? All stores are out of stock, including Costco??
People hoard prior to typhoons. Wait six months or so. It will be back.
Thomas has it, if you ask maybe he will share.
I wouldn’t touch Spam with somebody else’s gastrointestinal system, but that price seems surprisingly reasonable for a U.S. import.

just missing the sauce
Here you go
Don’t think I’ve ever eaten spam and let’s keep it that way.
I’m not sure I have either. Possibly as a kid. Since reaching adulthood, I’ve only looked at it and decided against it.
Coupang seems to have it:
My mom used to make spam and eggs, not bad but it’s not something I will pay 165 a can for.
I suspect you have: it shows up as an ingredient in things like fried rice, perhaps especially in the Philippines.
If you cant find it stocked just rock into your local pet store.
Thank you to all for the quick reply’s and tips. Those of you spam haters out there, just remember that you’re living in Taiwan so you must be adventurous and you’ve eatne things that most folk’s back home would never try.
All I’m saying is that scrambled eggs with spam and cheese has made many a convert. Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it!
Have a great day!
MaDing
Texan in Taiwan
You both are being cute. You just didn’t know what you were eating was spam, and let’s keep it that way ![]()
You both are being cute. You just didn’t know what you were eating was spam, and let’s keep it that way
Nah. I’m quite picky, and I’ve lived in Asia long enough to know to ask “err… what’s that?” whenever there’s something in a dish I don’t recognize. @Brianjones might be more adventurous though.
Explant:
You both are being cute. You just didn’t know what you were eating was spam, and let’s keep it that way
Nah. I’m quite picky, and I’ve lived in Asia long enough to know to ask “err… what’s that?” whenever there’s something in a dish I don’t recognize. @Brianjones might be more adventurous though.
I say the same thing. Publicly…
Brianjones:
Don’t think I’ve ever eaten spam and let’s keep it that way.
I suspect you have: it shows up as an ingredient in things like fried rice, perhaps especially in the Philippines.
In Hawaii I also had span fried rice!
Japan has it too
SPAM®の塩味と、甘めのツナマヨネーズが後引く味わいです。 ※SPAM®はホーメルフーズ社の登録商標です。
Seems not sold in Taiwan anymore.