Well, a deviled ham sandwich was an important ingredient of my elementary school bag lunch for many years. I certainly never had one with jelly or apple butter, though!
I agree that spaghetti, macaroni and scrambled eggs seem like valid uses to try.
It's been so long since I've had it, I need to get a can and taste it again. I know pork and apples go wonderfully together and we had pork and grapes this past week, so I suppose it is possible that it's yummy.
You know, I looked in three different stores yesterday and couldn't find it. Granted one is very small and family run, the other was TJ's, but I would have thought Safeway would carry it. And the hunt is on!
This ad got me thinking about when my mother would pack picnic foods to take on long family trips---she always included little cans of potted meat and deviled ham, and I always ate them, but that was well over 30 years ago and I can't really remember what they tasted like! So this weekend I bought a can at Kroger and I'm going to give it a try this week. I had to scan the shelves carefully to find it, it was just a few cans off to the side in the area where Vienna sausages and Spam and other skeeeery processed meats are. ;D (For the record I love Spam!)
Please let us know how it tastes. Did it take you right back to when you were a kid? I remember devilled ham as a special treat in my lunch box. I think usually it was PB & J for me.
OK, so I ate the deviled ham on a sandwich last night. It was VERY salty, and the texture was a bit wetter than I would have liked, but the flavor wasn't bad. Don't know that I'd buy it again, though. I'd rather have regular ham or Spam. I think the enjoyment when I was a kid was more about being on a trip than it was the quality of the food. :P
My kitty Jack (icon) got very excited when I opened the can. It did look a bit like Fancy Feast! He jumped up on the counter and started licking the lid before I could stop him. Jack gives it two non-existent kitty thumbs up.
Thanks for the report. I also got some deviled ham and gave it a try. We try to maintain a low-sodium diet and *WOW* very salty. I ended up tipping the can down the disposal. Wasting food usually isn't an alternative, but I knew we wouldn't eat it.
Jack sounds like a card. I made sure I fed mine first before trying the experiment.
I actually like deviled ham, though I haven't had any for years and years. Those suggestions sound to me as if they might be worth trying. I'm not too sure about putting it on a sandwich with apple butter, but I could see it going well with the right kind of jelly.
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Date: 2015-04-10 01:50 pm (UTC)Feel free to find the other uses suspect.
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Date: 2015-04-10 09:55 pm (UTC)I agree that spaghetti, macaroni and scrambled eggs seem like valid uses to try.
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Date: 2015-04-13 11:17 am (UTC)Please let us know how it tastes. Did it take you right back to when you were a kid? I remember devilled ham as a special treat in my lunch box. I think usually it was PB & J for me.
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Date: 2015-04-14 02:58 am (UTC)My kitty Jack (icon) got very excited when I opened the can. It did look a bit like Fancy Feast! He jumped up on the counter and started licking the lid before I could stop him. Jack gives it two non-existent kitty thumbs up.
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Date: 2015-04-14 10:51 am (UTC)Jack sounds like a card. I made sure I fed mine first before trying the experiment.
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