It's a slice of Spam packed in rice and wrapped in nori, the thin, dried pungent seaweed that's a signature of sushi rolls. Spam musubi is native to Hawaii, where the Minnesota-made mixture of pork ...

When hunger hits, and you’re looking for something quick and delicious – maybe after a morning well-spent at the beach – you can reach for a Hawaiian staple: a Spam musubi. The handheld snack can be ...

When people think of sushi, sticky rice, crab meat and seaweed wrappers might come to mind. But Spam? This meat-in-a-can is a sushi staple for Hawaiian cookbook author Muriel Miura. In fact, Miura ...

Five trucks carrying about 264,000 cans of Spam are headed over to Maui, to provide relief to victims who were devastated by the wildfires that broke out on Aug. 8. Hormel Foods Corp., the maker of ...

Can of 25% less sodium Spam - Miro Vrlik Photography/Shutterstock Since Hormel Foods introduced Spam in 1937, the canned meat has taken on a life of its own. It comes ...

When President Obama requested Spam musubi during a golf outing on his pre-inauguration Hawaiian vacation, he struck a blow for Hawaiian cuisine and brought new attention to the peculiar Polynesian ...

HONOLULU (AP) - In Hawaii, Spam rules. No, not the kind that you get in your email, but the kind you eat - or don't eat, as it may be for many mainlanders. To honor Spam lovers in Hawaii, Hormel Foods ...

Spam musubi -- a funky Spamified version of sushi -- is wildly popular in Hawaii. So much so, even President Barack Obama was seen eating it while vacationing last year. Those of us on the mainland ...