A free for FALL! Pumpkin spice-flavored SPAM sells out in a matter of hours - after the funky flavor was brutally mocked on social media
https://www.thedailymeal.com/eat/pumpkin-spice-spam-taste-test/081319
It was mocked, it was ridiculed — and it was completely sold out in a matter of hours.
When Hormel announced in August that it was bringing pumpkin spice-flavored Spam to customers this fall, the idea drew more than a few skeptics — but apparently, it also caused a lot of people to draw their credit cards.
After the product went on sale on Spam.com and Walmart.com on Monday, September 23, the brand's official Instagram announced within hours that it was totally gone.
Buzz-worthy: Hormel introduced pumpkin spice-flavored Spam this month
Going, going, gone! It went on sale on September 23 and sold out that same day
'Step aside, pumpkin spice lattes. The fall is now SPAM Pumpkin Spice season,' the landing page of the limited-edition product reads, teasing 'hints of cinnamon, clove, allspice, and nutmeg.
'Fry it up with waffles, hash or eggs to make the perfect breakfast or brunch pairing. You'll be so in love with this flavor, you might start calling it pumpkin.'
The product idea was a controversial one, but it's clear there are plenty of fans out there.
'Turns out it was pretty popular,' the brand wrote on Instagram, announcing that the $8.98 two-packs had sold out.
'What are you cooking up with your SPAM Pumpkin Spice? If you didn’t get your hands on any, we have 15 other flavorful varieties you can enjoy. And maybe someone will be generous enough to share their 2-pack with you.'
Several commenters are crushes that they didn't manage to buy any before it sold out.
'Please bring it back! I missed it!' wrote one.
'Will you PLEASE do another run of it? Sounds like a lot of people missed out,' said another.
Those who managed to get some were celebrating.
'I got 8 cans!! Can't wait to regret it,' wrote one, while another chimed in: 'THANK GOD I ordered early!'
Some who managed to snap them up are even re-selling them on eBay for $25 per pack.
In demand: The $8.98 two-packs are now popping up on eBay for around $25 each
- The canned meat brand announced the fall flavor in August, and it was available on Spam.com and Walmart.com on September 23
- That same day, Spam announced that it had already sold out
- Hormel had previously joked about releasing the product in 2017, but Facebook users seemed curious
- They suggested using it for grilled cheese, waffles, or a fall vegetable hash
https://www.thedailymeal.com/eat/pumpkin-spice-spam-taste-test/081319
It was mocked, it was ridiculed — and it was completely sold out in a matter of hours.
When Hormel announced in August that it was bringing pumpkin spice-flavored Spam to customers this fall, the idea drew more than a few skeptics — but apparently, it also caused a lot of people to draw their credit cards.
After the product went on sale on Spam.com and Walmart.com on Monday, September 23, the brand's official Instagram announced within hours that it was totally gone.
Buzz-worthy: Hormel introduced pumpkin spice-flavored Spam this month
Going, going, gone! It went on sale on September 23 and sold out that same day
'Step aside, pumpkin spice lattes. The fall is now SPAM Pumpkin Spice season,' the landing page of the limited-edition product reads, teasing 'hints of cinnamon, clove, allspice, and nutmeg.
'Fry it up with waffles, hash or eggs to make the perfect breakfast or brunch pairing. You'll be so in love with this flavor, you might start calling it pumpkin.'
The product idea was a controversial one, but it's clear there are plenty of fans out there.
'Turns out it was pretty popular,' the brand wrote on Instagram, announcing that the $8.98 two-packs had sold out.
'What are you cooking up with your SPAM Pumpkin Spice? If you didn’t get your hands on any, we have 15 other flavorful varieties you can enjoy. And maybe someone will be generous enough to share their 2-pack with you.'
Several commenters are crushes that they didn't manage to buy any before it sold out.
'Please bring it back! I missed it!' wrote one.
'Will you PLEASE do another run of it? Sounds like a lot of people missed out,' said another.
Those who managed to get some were celebrating.
'I got 8 cans!! Can't wait to regret it,' wrote one, while another chimed in: 'THANK GOD I ordered early!'
Some who managed to snap them up are even re-selling them on eBay for $25 per pack.
In demand: The $8.98 two-packs are now popping up on eBay for around $25 each






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