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Chocolate Covered Spam OH MY!

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    Chocolate Covered Spam OH MY!

    Chocolate Covered Spam. Chocolate-covered Crispy Spam.
    Need to work on this recipe,
    smoked thin sliced Spam
    Or cubed smoked Spam
    Dipped in chocolate.
    Or maybe Chocolate covered spam in a stick.
    Last edited by bbqLuv; October 8, 2021, 09:00 PM.

    #2
    How about a mole-sauce based coating?

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    • bbqLuv
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      By all means, give it a try.

    #3
    Right up there with chocolate coated Brussel sprouts

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      #4
      Brilliant! I am really excited about this. In fact, I am going to try it in an attempt to keep Halloween candy prices down. If cubed, how many should I put in each bag?

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        #5
        Put it on a stick and you have a new Iowa State Fair food. Or Minnesota State Fair, since Minnesota is the Spam Capitol of the World!

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          #6
          OK, I'm guessing this post came after at least 6 PBR's.
          Last edited by GolfGeezer; October 9, 2021, 10:52 AM. Reason: After thinking about it, chocolate covered spam deserves at least 6 PBRs...

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          • ofelles
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            There's not enough PBR!

          #7
          Threat them like chocolate covered almonds....suck off the chocolate and put the spam back on the plate....
          Someone will finish it.

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