Visit the Hormel Foods website for information on SPAM, their famous canned pork product, including recipes and historical information from the SPAM Museum.
Click on this link to the Oscar Mayer website to follow the travels of the hot dog-shaped Wienermobile!
Visit the trivia website Mental Floss for the answers to these and other curious questions about food and culinary history:
Did you know that in the 19th century, Groundhog Day festivities included eating the groundhog? Go to the History Channel's website for more information about this Pennsylvania tradition.
One of the highlights of the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show is the unveiling of the butter sculpture. It's like a giant ice sculpture, but made of 1,000 pounds of butter! Themes of this delicious display have included life-size models of cows, scenes of people enjoying food grown in Pennsylvania, and even sports mascots like Swoop, the Philadelphia Eagle, and the Philadelphia Flyers' Gritty.
To view photos of butter sculptures from past farm shows, visit the Lancaster Online website.