Canada-based restaurant chain Kelseys Original Roadhouse has partnered with Hormel Foods International (HFIC) to introduce the spamburger to its menu.
Spamburger is a Canadian ground patty made using two slices of SPAM classic and garnished with sesame glazed pineapple rings, tomato, shredded lettuce and red onions.
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HFIC international sales and marketing manager Dan Glendinning said: “We are excited to be a part of Kelseys Original Roadhouse National Burger Fest, which features the limited edition spamburger on their menu at all locations across Canada. This burger really is a take on nostalgia at its finest.”
Created by Hormel Foods, the burger is available as part of the restaurant’s burger fest limited-time menu through 15 July.
Established in 1978, Kelseys has more than 70 restaurants across the country offering burgers, two-handed sangrias and wings.
Kelseys Original Roadhouse marketing director Shannon Lawler said: “Burger fest is all about delighting our guests with unique ingredients.
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By GlobalData“In fact, three of our Burger Fest recipes were created through an in-house competition with our heart-of-house Krew who know firsthand what our guests love.”
Based in Minnesota, Hormel Foods has a presence in more than 80 countries across the world.
It offers a range of food choices under various brands such as Skippy, Spam, Hormel Natural Choice, Applegate, Justin’s, Wholly Guacamole and Columbus.
