An entire museum In Minnesota devoted to Spam! See how spam is made, packaged, learn the history of spam, and even see some of the old time commercials. Don’t miss the Wall of Spam when you walk in.
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If only the Americans were clever enough to realise that python were taking the piss out of a war-time necessity and people of an era were sick of the site of spam.
About as imaginative as bread and lard. (So similar)