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Bonnie: On toast. Thinly. NO! T-H-I-N-L-Y! With real butter. If you are a vegan, a good olive oil spread will have to do, but it's not the same. Then get adventurous with the Marmite cookbook. Vegemite (and, apparently, New Zealand Marmite), have sugar and/or caramel in them. Marmite does not. Massive difference in taste.
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Both Vegemite and Marmite are incredibly salty. Vegemite also has a gritty texture that makes consuming it neat a similar experience to chowing down on a mouthful of beach sand flavoured with kitchen trashcan rinsings. Marmite is smoother, but as with Vegemite, a very small amount of it goes a very long way.
As a kid I used to like Marmite dabbed onto toast — maybe a quarter of a teaspoon per slice, at most. Now their excessive saltiness (and in the case of Vegemite, its grittiness) means that I can't stand either Marmite or Vegemite except in gravy, as a desperate substitute for meat stock.
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As a kid I used to like Marmite dabbed onto toast — maybe a quarter of a teaspoon per slice, at most. Now their excessive saltiness (and in the case of Vegemite, its grittiness) means that I can't stand either Marmite or Vegemite except in gravy, as a desperate substitute for meat stock.
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Forced vegemite and marmite feeding are on a par with waterboarding for most of us in the U.S. When I first (and last tasted) these delicacies on a trip to New Zealand I nearly gagged. Tasted like eating a salt lick with a few other unsavory items thrown in. There ought o be a warning label when these are sold in the U.S. — this product may be detrimental to your taste buds!
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Ken — December 21, 2015
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Forced vegemite and marmite feeding are on a par with waterboarding for most of us in the U.S. When I first (and last tasted) these delicacies on a trip to New Zealand I nearly gagged. Tasted like eating a salt lick with a few other unsavory items thrown in. There ought o be a warning label when these are sold in the U.S. — this product may be detrimental to your taste buds!
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Ken — December 21, 2015
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I am a knuckle headed dolt. Marmite is inedible.
We now Marmite actors/singers/comedians/etc. You either love them or hate them, it is a very useful little tool. "Justin Bieber is a right marmite!".
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We now Marmite actors/singers/comedians/etc. You either love them or hate them, it is a very useful little tool. "Justin Bieber is a right marmite!".
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Bob in Wales
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Vegemite is a taste you grow up with. It is just part of your life. For me and my friends, particularly my Rhonda, it is a part of our daily food intake. It is an extreme source of vitamin B. Not all Aussies like it but that is their fault. Marmite? Tried it and found it to be a runny insipid pale imitation of the real thing, vegemite. But who cares. Vegemiters know they have god on their side. The fourth king, little known, was an Aussie and he brought Vegemite to the Mary in the stable gig.
WoZ with vege on toast for brekky
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WoZ with vege on toast for brekky
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Phil White wrote:...the world is divided into those who love Marmite and knuckleheaded dolts.
Clearly, an irresistible force is in the process of colliding with an immovable object.Wizard of Oz wrote:Marmite? Tried it and found it to be a runny insipid pale imitation of the real thing, vegemite. But who cares. Vegemiters know they have god on their side.
Quarks will soon fly in Wordwizard's Relativistic Heavy Irony Collider.
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