Core Viewpoint - The article highlights two dividend stocks, Hormel and McCormick, which are positioned well for potential market corrections due to their strong dividend histories and consumer staple products [6][10]. Company Analysis - Hormel, known for products like Spam and Skippy peanut butter, has a strong track record of outperforming the S&P 500 during market downturns, particularly since 2008 [6][7]. - McCormick, a spice manufacturer, also shows resilience during economic slowdowns, as consumers tend to cook at home more and use spices to enhance basic meals [8][10]. Dividend Performance - Hormel is classified as a Dividend King, having increased its dividend for 59 consecutive years, with a current yield of 4.69% [10]. - McCormick has raised its dividend for 39 straight years, offering a yield of 2.85% [10]. Market Outlook - Analysts project a median price target of $27.50 for Hormel, indicating a potential upside of 12%, while McCormick has a target of $73, suggesting an 8% return over the next 12 months [11].