But just because it's disgusting bachelor food doesn't mean it can't be fun . Here, live from this bachelor's kitchen are an assortment of recipes designed to induce nausea in all but the most hardened of stomachs. Any serious discussion of bachelor cooking must begin with Spam, the delicious meat product. It was called 'the Miracle Meat,' and promoted as an anytime meat. In 1940, SPAM was the subject of quite possibly the first singing commercial.
Most advertising proclaims their product to be the best.
Such humility befits Spam. But there's a dark cloud on the horizon for Hormel, which manufactures Spam. It comes in the form of Treet, a Spam-like food located on the grocery shelf right next to the real thing. If you think Spam is gross, you've obviously never tried Treet. The worst enemies of Treet, aside from one's tastebuds, are the U.S. food-labeling laws.