I don’t even like SPAM. As we were traveling through Minnesota on I-90, billboards for the SPAM museum caught our attention. A museum about SPAM?! Really? How on earth could an entire museum be dedicated to this lowly, culinary product? Yet, I’m here to say that believe it or not…the SPAM Museum is an entertaining stop off the highway. Many people react with the comment: "There's a SPAM Museum, seriously?" Yes, seriously. If you are passing through southern Minnesota, don

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