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I loved SPAM before it was a thing. SPAM, a superstar among foods was not always the gourmet food of canned meats. Back before there was food stamps they (the Federal and county governmet) gave us (poorpeople) "Commodities." This was surplus, processed food sold at a discount by the USDA to counties to give to those on their welfare rolls.
On July 5, 1937, a revolutionary product was introduced to the American market by Hormel Foods: SPAM. This canned meat product has since become a cultural icon, a staple in pantries worldwide, and a source of culinary creativity. Let's dive into the history of SPAM, its origins, why it was invented, its cultural significance, and its enduring popularity.
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Toss a Water Bottle Under the Bed: Developed by Emily Foster, Delta Airlines. Gently toss a water bottle under the bed. If it comes out the other side, you know no one is hiding under there.
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Use a Hanger to Pin Curtains: James Reynolds, American Airlines, suggests using the clips from a hanger to pin the curtains together, blocking any gaps where light might seep through for better sleep.
