Less exciting was the pork luncheon meat, which no amount of sexy broth can render seductive.
Hormel Foods introduced Spam, the luncheon meat, on July 5, 1937.
Olive loaf, a kind of luncheon meat with olives suspended in it, is similar.
I noticed that seasoned spectators had schlepped their luncheon meat and soda to guarantee uninterrupted viewing.
Other works have employed luncheon meat, chocolate, coins, wire, spices, junk, tiny toys, dominoes and dry pigment.
"They said Spa'am, the High Priest of Wild Boars in our film, infringed their luncheon meat trademark".
His diet now consisted entirely of water, slices of fat-free turkey luncheon meat and -- his favorite -- pita bread.
One time he objected to the use of the term "olive loaf" because, he said, the detectives would never have anything to do with that particular luncheon meat.
Luncheon Meat Co. was responsible for developing "the new Zeitz Directional Computer," which is an integral part of the Wozzek missile.
Cubes of cheese, scraps of luncheon meat, bread crusts, Peperami, dog biscuits and tutti-frutti balls all came down invitingly through the water.
It exists on its own bovine terms, all of which appear to have been scribbled on a flap of luncheon meat with a blunt crayon.
