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Hormel Foods Corporation produces canned cooked pork under the SPAM (stylized as SPAM) brand name.
After being used in World War II, it was first made by Hormel in 1937, and by 2003, it had been trademarked in more than 100 nations and was available in 41 nations across six continents (excluding Middle East and North Africa due to it being haram).
Pork with ham added, salt, water, modified potato starch (as a binder), sugar, and sodium nitrite are the main components of Spam (as a preservative).
Since Spam contains a significant amount of fat, sodium, and preservatives, many people have expressed worry about its nutritional qualities. Natural gelatin is created during the heating process in its tins on the production line.
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