This Beloved Hawaiian Recipe Will Never Leave My Rotation

Spam musubis are ubiquitous to the Islands, popular at potlucks and found in just about every convenience store, drive-in, and supermarket.

A super-simple snack that‘s ubiquitous in Hawaii. Alex Lepe/TCA

By Catherine Toth Fox From TheKitchn.com

In Hawaii, we eat a lot of Spam. Like, almost 7 million cans of the processed pork product a year—more than any other state. We fry up slices to eat with eggs, toss strips of it into saimin (a noodle soup beloved in Hawaii), and add small chunks to fried rice. Even McDonald’s serves Spam for breakfast.