Underwood Corned Beef Spread, 4.25 oz Can

very tasty when I seen corned beef spread I had to get it I love corned beef, and I also love the deviled ham you can either use it as a spread or you can fry it in the pan with some potatoes like a corned beef hash

This is a classic for a reason. It's incredibly convenient for quick lunches when you don't feel like cooking. The texture is perfect for spreading on crackers or making a quick and delicious sandwich. Just add a little mustard. Thank me later. It tastes exactly like I remember—salty, savory, and satisfying. Obviously, I got myself a few cans in the pantry.

This is my favorite potted meat. It has a mild flavor and it's easy to remove any congealed grease from the top. Through Walmart it is moderately priced.

This quenches my craving for the taste of corned beef. It is so much easier than cooking a whole borned beef brisket. I use it for a snack on acracker or flat bread with a slice of cheese. I keep a cans on my shelf in the pantry at all times.

This delicious canned meat has been around as long as I have been alive. We usually got the Underwood Roast Beef spread, but it's no longer available. There's not really that much difference between Roast Beef and Corned Beef Spread. If Walmart is keeping this one in stock I may be adding it to my grocery cart and purchase in the future. We have regularly purchased the Underwood Chicken and occasionally the Deviled Ham spread. They're all delicious for a quick meal.

Great snack on crackers, mixed with mayo, or miracle whip.

perfect balance of spice, flavor and texture

some of the best corned beef I've had and I've had lots. Good Good Good and I will be buying more.

fantastic on bread with lettuce and tomatoes for a quick lunch or a great snack with crackers

Hated the taste. Just didn't like lt