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As part of popular culture, spam has become a food that can be turned into almost anything. The Spam Museum was once part of the Hormel Foods First Century Museum. However, in 2001, the Spam museum opened in a larger facility to include exhibits, a theater, and a gift shop. Today’s guests can check out the museum for free, and 30-minute tours are held every hour.

Current exhibits in the museum include a “How many Spam Cans Tall Are You,” the history of spam advertising, Spam for the troops, and spam recipes from around the world.

Spam Museum , 101 3rd Avenue NE, Auston, MN 55912, Phone: 507-437-5100

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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