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But they did disappear. Your disdain for unskilled cooking doesn’t offset the fact that it still became a family tradition. The entire point of the article is
by kortilla 1y ago
But they did disappear. Your disdain for unskilled cooking doesn’t offset the fact that it still became a family tradition.
The entire point of the article is that these aren’t just corporate trash products. They stick around long enough and they get woven into the culture.
Imagine if the recipe for spam changed and destroyed a bunch of Hawaiian dishes. I suspect you wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the importance it has in their communities.
- smcl 1y agoIf they started selling Spam in smaller cans and there was an article complaining that it has destroyed a dish my response would be roughly the same: the company are shitty for doing shrinkflation, and the recipe isn't destroyed the person needs to adjust the quantities. Let's not make this into something it isn't, please.