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We don't get the whole stigma behind meat in a can. Nobody looks down upon soup or beans or SpaghettiOs, so why should they when in comes to our favorite food? Spam, long maligned and ridiculed, is just another way we can get our pig on and for that, we are grateful. We're happy to say Right Proper Brewing Company appreciates the wonderfulness of that gelatinous meat brick and, along with its less-processed form, has created the No Ka Oi burger for National Hamburger Week. Chef Sarah Biglan's burger, which means "the best" in Hawaiian, was inspired by her time living in The Aloha State and combines Spam and pork into a seven-ounce patty, glazed in teriyaki and topped with a Maui onion and pineapple relish. Please consider our No Ka Oi haiku: It's salty, it's sweet. It's made from meat in a can.  We like all of that. If that didn't work for you, here's a Burger Days PSA: Don't be scared of Spam. If there's one thing we can all agree on here, it's that MEAT IS GOOD. Even if it comes in a can. [Insert "The More You Know" animation] Right Proper Brewing Company | 624 T Street NW | DC | rightproperbrewery.com FULL NATIONAL HAMBURGER WEEK BURGER LIST BURGER WEEK PHOTO CONTEST: Snap a photo while taking any of the Burger Days National Hamburger Week burgers to the face this week and you could find yourself looking fly and well-fed for the foreseeable future. Whoever snaps the sexiest, meatiest Burger Week photos from B Side, Burger Tap & Shake, DCity Smokehouse, Holy Cow, Mad Fox, The Pig or Right Proper will get a chance to win up to $100 in gift cards from the D.C. area’s best burger makers PLUS an opportunity to dress like the Burger Days Crew with an official Burger Days National Hamburger Week t-shirt. For a chance to take home the greasy goods, share your Burger Week photos on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter using the hashtag #7days7burgers, tag us @burgerdays and wait for the pay off. Eat burgers. Win stuff. How cool is that?