marmite...love it or hate it? (20)
brittopLondon, UK1 Threads 3 Posts????
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Ok, I'm a Kentucky Hillbilly...so whats marmite? lol
Allen
Allen
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its a spead on toast from the uk
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Is that kind of like marmalade? Arkansas hillbilly, lol.
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New Englamd yankee here and I still dont know what the f@#$%k it is but it sounds disgusting.
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It is bread, cracker,,,spread. Looks yucky:P
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I think you made that up, just to confuse us. It worked! LOL
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okay people ,we know its a spread..now whats in it? any marmite eaters on here ?
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I have my own spread.........lol..........I don't know how well it taste on crackers though..........lmao
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now sis i thought you stopped eating toe jam...lol
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Can I borrow some marmite? I got some crackers.
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The Marmite FYI
1. What is Marmite?
Marmite is dark brown-colored savory spread made from the yeast that is a by-product of the brewing industry. It has a very strong, slightly salty flavor. It is definitely a love-it-or-hate-it type of food.
It usually comes in small (2-5 inches high) bulb-shaped glass jars with a distinctive yellow lid. You can also find individual portion sized Marmite in hotels and cafes and for the really adventurist, you can find large plastic tubs for the catering industry.
Children in Britain are generally fed it from the time they are weaned, and most never grow out of it. It has a high B-vitamin content, as well as riboflavin and niacin—and as such is very healthy. (The vitamin-B complex helps prevent anemia.)
Marmite may be stored at room temperature, even after the jar has been opened. Large jars will last months—even years—without any spoilage. Old marmite can turn hard and lose its gooey spreadability, the catering and individual portions suffer from this more that the Marmite found in glass jars.
1. What is Marmite?
Marmite is dark brown-colored savory spread made from the yeast that is a by-product of the brewing industry. It has a very strong, slightly salty flavor. It is definitely a love-it-or-hate-it type of food.
It usually comes in small (2-5 inches high) bulb-shaped glass jars with a distinctive yellow lid. You can also find individual portion sized Marmite in hotels and cafes and for the really adventurist, you can find large plastic tubs for the catering industry.
Children in Britain are generally fed it from the time they are weaned, and most never grow out of it. It has a high B-vitamin content, as well as riboflavin and niacin—and as such is very healthy. (The vitamin-B complex helps prevent anemia.)
Marmite may be stored at room temperature, even after the jar has been opened. Large jars will last months—even years—without any spoilage. Old marmite can turn hard and lose its gooey spreadability, the catering and individual portions suffer from this more that the Marmite found in glass jars.
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Oh, cool, that would be good if you bought unsalted crackers by mistake.
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So what do you drink with Marmite?
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eeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwww:P yucky
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gross.
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A marmite sandwich with peanut butter is lovely
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I come from a country where marmite and it's mate vegemite are considered food of the gods.
I always thought that marmite came with a red lid (oh found some! Hmmm..packed in 1998 best before 2006!) and vegemite came with a yellow lid.
Marmite in NZ is the more popular of the two, and if you ask me they taste almost the same.
I always thought that marmite came with a red lid (oh found some! Hmmm..packed in 1998 best before 2006!) and vegemite came with a yellow lid.
Marmite in NZ is the more popular of the two, and if you ask me they taste almost the same.
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What do you drink with it?
Kiwi kids think 'Milo' or hot chocolate is best.
Kiwi kids think 'Milo' or hot chocolate is best.
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