By: jbritchford - 2nd November 2006 at 09:52
Thanks
Hehe 😀
Glad to be of service. Spread the word and soon the world will be covered in the lovely black gunge!!!
Actually I had no idea that Marmite was sold anywhere apart from the UK. Here’s another question for everyone, is marmite sold in your home country??
By: holty - 1st November 2006 at 19:36
A slur on the good name of Marmite!!!
Apparently there was a plan to use marmite to stop violence in the middle east.
It was thought that there was a lack of zinc in the diet of people living in Israel and its neighbouring countries, and a lack of zinc in the diet makes sufferers more aggressive. So, why not send a consignment of zinc rich marmite to supplement their diets and bring peace and harmony to the region??????
It was an ammusing thought as i enjoyed my marmite on toast this morning.
marmite hardened warheads….just what the middle east needs to throw at each other 😉 😀
By: DazDaMan - 1st November 2006 at 13:09
The logo looks like a streak of sh**……….
😀
By: jbritchford - 1st November 2006 at 12:14
A slur on the good name of Marmite!!!
Apparently there was a plan to use marmite to stop violence in the middle east.
It was thought that there was a lack of zinc in the diet of people living in Israel and its neighbouring countries, and a lack of zinc in the diet makes sufferers more aggressive. So, why not send a consignment of zinc rich marmite to supplement their diets and bring peace and harmony to the region??????
It was an ammusing thought as i enjoyed my marmite on toast this morning.
By: BuffPuff - 1st November 2006 at 09:45
The logo looks like a streak of sh**……….
By: steve rowell - 1st November 2006 at 08:30
Another poor imitation of Vegemite and Marmite is this concoction
By: holty - 31st October 2006 at 14:59
all marmite lovers have deformed taste buds…..scientific fact!!!
By: steve rowell - 30th October 2006 at 06:47
By: jbritchford - 29th October 2006 at 16:01
That is a common misconception:
There is more salt in the butter and bread of a slice of toast than the marmite you spread on it, wisdom courtesy of the marmite website.
By: steve rowell - 29th October 2006 at 01:19
should I dare to put a bit on some toast? With salted butter or unsalted butter? I like Guinness (a lot!!), but will I like Marmite
Tillerman.
Read the label there is enough salt in Marmite to feed a regiment of soldiers
By: Tillerman - 29th October 2006 at 00:11
I’m curious now. And a bit afraid. Should I go out and try to find a jar of Marmite? And if I find one, should I dare to put a bit on some toast? With salted butter or unsalted butter? I like Guinness (a lot!!), but will I like Marmite?
First step is: check if it is available over here, as I’ve never noticed it on the shelves. But when I find it I will take this next big step for mankind and TRY IT!!
Tillerman.
By: RobAnt - 27th October 2006 at 01:24
Marmite – Love it – hate Guinness – fond of Branston Pickle though
By: Drem - 26th October 2006 at 22:56
VEGEMITE on toast……….Ambrosia……Introduced to me here in Jockland by an Aussie relative.
ITS GREAT…..
By: Future Pilot - 26th October 2006 at 21:18
Never tried it and don’t bloody intend to either, the sheer look of it makes it something I would never bother purvhasing or trying! sight pollution if you will :D.
By: RAFRochford - 26th October 2006 at 15:51
MMMMmmmm…Marmite…..
Me…I love it. Its about all I eat at the moment.
My favourite Marmite combo is a nice crusty piece of toast with a thin spread of butter, then Marmite and topped off with crunchy peanut butter….LUVLY….has a sort of dry roasted peanut taste…but stronger.
Cheese and Marmite sarnies a good too!
Vegemite…Nah…the weak elbowed cousin of Marmite. A pale imitation. I always thought our Aussie friends were a hardy bunch….until I tasted Vegemite. Get the real stuff down your necks….
I’m getting hungry now….where’s the toaster.
Steve.
By: kev35 - 26th October 2006 at 14:23
My girlfriend loves Marmite spread thickly on toast, covered with cheese and then melted.
Then she eats it and we sleep in separate Counties.
Regards,
kev35
By: JamesA - 26th October 2006 at 11:39
Gentlemen and Ladies,
The taste of Marmite can be likened to Guinness and Branston Pickle. None can be defined in words. You have to taste first and you either like it or you must keep tasting until you have developed the tase buds, then you will tell everybody there ids nothing that can hold a candle to it.
Back to my next test batch of Liffey water.
By: steve rowell - 26th October 2006 at 10:20
I never heard of marmite before… can you name a compareable flavour?
Axle grease….the great Aussie breakfast spread here is Vegemite…there’s 3380 mg of salt per 100g….you can feel your arteries hardening as you spread it on your toast!
By: Gollevainen - 26th October 2006 at 10:06
Check the link I put in post 13, it should give you some insight!
sorry, it made me even more confused?? Guess they didn’t teach us the english nutrital dictionary that well afterall… 😀
By: Arm Waver - 26th October 2006 at 08:28
Gary, you perv ! :diablo: …
Guilty as charged – oh you mean about Twiglets.. 😀
How on earth can you enjoy those tooth-breaking, indigestion causing packs (or tins) of nastiness ???
That’s TWO of you keeping this awful product in business – Shame on you :rolleyes:
I never said I [u]brought[/u] the things (and no I don’t steal them instead) – I just said I like them…
Dave I’m with you the smell is enough to turn me. My ex-wife likes Marmite as do my kids (I think. I never have the stuff in the house so I can’t remember if they do or not).
Horrid stuff. Satan’s own food!!! 😀 😀 😀
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