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I bought it with Haidilao’s self-cooking hot pot. It was delicious. It was also delicious when making egg fried rice. I also put a little bit when I tried to cook the water noodles. It was not that delicious, so I bought more this time. One point, specially matched with self-cooking hot pot


Taste very good


The taste is good and the meat is tender
The buyback price is also good
Very good not salty at all


Not bad! Used to make small hot pot, the oil is a bit too much, but it tastes good!


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I bought it with Haidilao’s self-cooking hot pot. It was delicious. It was also delicious when making egg fried rice. I also put a little bit when I tried to cook the water noodles. It was not that delicious, so I bought more this time. One point, specially matched with self-cooking hot pot

We answer everything you want to know about Luncheon Meat.
Luncheon meat is a precooked or cured meat product, typically made from finely ground pork, beef, or poultry mixed with water, salt, sugar, and binders. It is then vacuum-sealed in cans and heat-processed to ensure a long shelf life, making it a convenient pantry staple.
While Spam is the most famous brand of luncheon meat, the term 'luncheon meat' refers to the entire category of canned, precooked meat loaves. At Yami, you can find the classic SPAM brand alongside popular Asian alternatives like MALING and Korean luncheon meat brands.
Luncheon meat is incredibly versatile. Popular ways to enjoy it include frying slices for sandwiches or breakfast, dicing it for fried rice or ramen, and using it as a key ingredient in Spam musubi or Korean army stew (Budae Jjigae).
Yes, Yami offers a variety of options including chicken luncheon meat, beef luncheon meat, and even vegetarian luncheon meat (plant-based) for those looking for alternatives to traditional pork-based products.
Once the can is opened, any unused luncheon meat should be removed from the tin, placed in an airtight container, and refrigerated. It is best consumed within 3 to 5 days for optimal freshness.

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