06 March 2011

Google Wants Me to Cook Spam

Seriously, Google, out of all the things you want me to cook, you want me to cook with Spam?

I know this is one cute little joke, but if you are using Gmail, haven't you noticed the recipes that accompany your Spam folder? Whenever you go to your Spam folder, there is a link to a recipe that features Spam. I've once thought how it was the case that this is linked, if so, this was a very wrong use of association.

But then I once tried clicking on the links, and I saw a pattern. They all feature recipes from RecipeSource.com. So this must have been hard-wired, since only one recipe website is being featured all the time.

So I clicked on them and read them for a while. And I have come with the top five (in my opinion) most interesting recipes featuring Spam that have been featured in Google. Here they are.

1. Spam Primavera
2. Creamy Spam Broccoli Casserole
3. Spam Breakfast Burritos
4. Spam Swiss Pie
5. French Fry Spam Casserole

Note, that when I say interesting it doesn't always have to carry a positive connotation. Just look at the fifth recipe.

I'll put these out here, who knows, someone might try daring me to make these. If so, it would be a good opportunity to see whether these actually taste good or not.


(The Red Brick Church, from my Cuzco's Colonial Structures Series)