For many people, Hormel's classic cubed Spam is little more than another tinned mystery meat to look past on grocery store shelves. However, the peculiar pork product has a rich and important history.

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US food maker Hormel Foods has announced it is to launch a limited edition flavour of its canned meat product Spam to tie in with the Broadway launch of the new musical, Monty Python’s Spamalot.