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Get the big size can, drain it, dump them out on a plate and put it in the fridge so they dry out a little -
Then put either mustard or hot sauce in the can, stuff the sausages back in and cover with foil.
The idea is to dry them a little so they soak up the new flavor...
(You can cut them in half so they are more 'bite sized' too)
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I like Vienna sausages heated with barbecue and just a bit of Tabasco sauce.
Never really found anything for Spam. Heat it up until it just starts to brown, slap it on a slice of bread with a little Miracle Whip, and chow down. Anything else on it just makes it taste funny.
Love 'em just plain, right out of the can. Always have, but I can never get the first one out without mutilating it. They must use a piston ring compressor to get them in the can.
to get them out without killing the first one use a toothpick and run it around the middle one so its not attached to the others ones anymore. then spear it in the middle and out it comes
I always just use a toothpick. No need to run the pick around the weiner. Just poke it at least half way down thru the center and gently pull it out. You might have to wiggle your weiner, but it should come out. Works better than a fork.
BTW, there are flavored versions for sale. I have tried their spicy one and their BBQ one. They are OK but probably not as good as doing your own sauce.
There are some pretty good variations on spam, some of them even taste like chicken or even turkey. Regular spam is a bit to salty for me.
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