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Protein Spam and Egg Musubi

Updated: Sep 18, 2026 · Published: Mar 17, 2025 by Calvin Kang · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Yield: 9 musubi. Each has about 38 g turkey SPAM, 45 g cooked rice and one ninth of the egg batch.

Here’s my turkey SPAM and egg musubi: savory slices, cooked egg and rice wrapped in nori. This batch makes nine. ✌️

spam musubi assembled
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  • WHAT IS SPAM and EGG MUSUBI?
  • INGREDIENTS
  • FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
  • STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
  • RECIPE

WHAT IS SPAM and EGG MUSUBI?

Musubi is a Hawaiian snack that combines Asian and American influences. Often compared to a sushi roll, Spam musubi is a perfect on-the-go meal or a tasty addition to a picnic. This recipe calls for just a few ingredients—Spam, eggs, rice, and nori.

INGREDIENTS

Turkey Spam: I use one 12 oz (340 g) can of Oven Roasted Turkey Spam, cut into nine slices. I wash and dry the empty can to shape the musubi.

Egg Beaters: I use 400 g of carton egg whites for the whole batch, then divide the cooked egg into nine portions.

Salt: To season the eggs.

Nori sheets: I cut three full-size sheets into thirds to make nine strips. I use this one.

White rice: Have 405 g of cooked white rice ready and use 45 g in each musubi.

five spam musubi with egg rice and nori

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use regular spam?

Yes. Regular SPAM will change the flavor and nutrition, so check the label on the product you use.

Can I use regular eggs?

Yes. Cook the eggs fully and divide them into nine portions; the nutrition will differ from carton egg whites.

Can Spam musubi be stored after assembling?

No, seaweed texture will not be the same if it's refrigerated and reheated. It's best to eat it on the same day that it's prepared.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

step 1 spam musubi pan fry

STEP 1

Cut one 12 oz (340 g) can of turkey SPAM into nine equal slices. Wash and dry the empty can to use as a mold. Lightly spray a pan with oil and sear both sides of the SPAM over medium heat.

Then, remove the Spam from heat and set aside.

step 2 spam musubi egg beaters

STEP 2

Add 400 g of carton egg whites to the pan and season lightly with salt.

step 3 spam musubi cooking eggs

STEP 3

Cover and cook the egg whites until fully set, flipping if needed. Cook in batches if your pan is too small for a thin sheet.

step 4 spam musubi cutting eggs

STEP 4

Divide the cooked egg into nine portions, using the clean can as a guide or cutting with a knife.

step 5 spam musubi cut nori paper

STEP 5

Cut three full-size nori sheets into thirds to make nine strips.

step 6 spam musubi add spam to container

STEP 6

In the clean SPAM can, layer one SPAM slice, one egg portion and 45 g cooked rice.

step 7 spam musubi flip container

STEP 7

Flip the container upside down onto the center of the nori. Then, lift the Spam container so that the egg, spam, and rice are stacked.

step 8 spam musubi wrap nori

STEP 8

Lastly, wrap the nori sheet around the stacked egg, Spam, and rice.

Repeat to make nine musubi and enjoy while the nori is crisp!

RECIPE

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turkey spam musubi assembled

Protein Spam and Egg Musubi

Calvin Kang
Nine turkey SPAM, egg and rice musubi wrapped in nori.
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Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Cook Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Servings 9 musubi

Ingredients
  

  • 340 g SPAM Oven Roasted Turkey one 12 oz can, sliced into 9 equal pieces
  • 400 g Egg Beaters egg whites
  • 405 g cooked white rice 45 g for each musubi
  • 3 full-size nori sheets cut into thirds for 9 strips
  • Neutral oil spray for a light coating of the pan
  • Salt to taste

Instructions
 

  • Have 405 g cooked white rice ready. Remove the 340 g turkey SPAM from its can; wash and dry the empty can to use as a mold. Cut the SPAM into nine approximately equal slices (about 38 g each).
  • Lightly coat a nonstick pan with neutral oil spray. Sear the SPAM over medium heat until browned on both sides, then remove it from the pan.
  • Pour the 400 g Egg Beaters egg whites into the pan and season lightly with salt. Cook covered over medium heat until fully set, flipping if needed. Use batches if the pan is too small to make a thin sheet.
  • Cut the cooked egg into nine portions using the clean empty can as a guide or a knife. Cut three full-size nori sheets into thirds to make nine strips.
  • For each musubi, place one SPAM slice, one egg portion and 45 g cooked rice in the clean can. Invert onto the center of one nori strip, then lift off the can.
  • Wrap the nori around each stack and place seam-side down. Repeat to make nine musubi and serve while the nori is still crisp.

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