Opened a can of Spam and found it sitting in a clear jelly. Is that normal or did it go bad

When assessing the jelly in your can of Spam, pay close attention to its color and texture. A clear or slightly amber jelly is normal, while any discoloration, such as green, dark brown, or black, may indicate spoilage. The texture should be smooth and gelatinous, not overly thick or slimy.

In addition to the jelly, examine the Spam itself. It should have a uniform pinkish color throughout. Any gray or brown spots can be a sign of spoilage. If the appearance