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#4405500 - 02/16/18 06:10 PM Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand?  
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I'm just curious about trying some marmite and was wondering if there is a brand you would recommend first. And while I'm at it, is there a difference between marmite and vegemite.


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#4405505 - 02/16/18 06:29 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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I think Marmite & Vegemite both are the actual brands.


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#4405506 - 02/16/18 06:38 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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#4405513 - 02/16/18 07:06 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Thanks, makes sense now. Also, a jar is on the way from Amazon! smile


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#4405523 - 02/16/18 08:10 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Marmite lover here. Spread thin on hot buttered toast,nothing better smile


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#4405526 - 02/16/18 08:21 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: David Kennard]  
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Originally Posted by David Kennard
I think Marmite & Vegemite both are the actual brands.

From Wiki

There are a number of similar yeast products available in other countries; these products are not directly connected to the original Marmite recipe and brand. The Australian product Vegemite is distributed in many countries, and AussieMite is sold in Australia. Other products include OzeMite, which is made by Dick Smith Foods; Cenovis, a Swiss spread; and Vegex, an autolyzed yeast product available in the United States since 1913.


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#4405527 - 02/16/18 08:27 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Looks like . . .

Australia = Vegemite

UK = Marmite

New Zealand = modified in some way - Marmite





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#4405583 - 02/17/18 02:54 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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the ONLY recommendation that should be applied to either marmite or veggiemite is .... to shoot it all into space and nuke it .. several times ... then fire whats left into the sun!!

'orrible stuff! right wounded


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#4405617 - 02/17/18 10:19 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Heed Chucky's advice.

Don't ruin it for yourself by dumping a load of it on something.

You want 75% butter 25% Marmite!


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#4405624 - 02/17/18 01:18 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: Meatsheild]  
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Originally Posted by Meatsheild
the ONLY recommendation that should be applied to either marmite or veggiemite is .... to shoot it all into space and nuke it .. several times ... then fire whats left into the sun!!

'orrible stuff! right wounded


Agreed 1001% disgusting stuff
I'v never been a fussy eater BTW, I'l eat petty much anything but Marmite is just YUCK.


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#4405627 - 02/17/18 01:33 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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the trap that north americans fall into is using too much......its not like peanut butter or jam. it must be VERY VERY thinly spread


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#4405629 - 02/17/18 01:36 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: No105_Archie]  
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Originally Posted by No105_Archie
the trap that north americans fall into is using too much......its not like peanut butter or jam. it must be VERY VERY thinly spread


I might have to give it a go, but it really sounds like spreading salt paste onto bread.


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#4405635 - 02/17/18 01:44 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Originally Posted by letterboy1
I'm just curious about trying some marmite.................


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#4405646 - 02/17/18 02:37 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Love me some Marmite. They had a great series of ads:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFLHialhZ8c

A lot of Brits' first introduction to solid food that we handle ourselves would be "soldiers" of toast with a thin scraping of Marmite on it.

Remember to use it sparingly smile very small amounts across a large piece of buttered toast is my recomendation smile

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#4405736 - 02/18/18 12:08 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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Okay, I get it - start off sparingly. smile


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#4405745 - 02/18/18 01:47 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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On a related note, I’ll never forget the first time I tried Yorkshire puddIng. It’s really awesome stuff!


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#4405749 - 02/18/18 02:26 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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I’ll never forget the first time I tried Yorkshire puddIng. It’s really awesome stuff!


A GOOD Yorkshire pud with a nice cut of beef and brown gravy is the food of the GODS


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#4405940 - 02/18/18 07:18 PM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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A favourite meal of mine is a large Yorkshire pudding filled with gravy.


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#4406022 - 02/19/18 12:11 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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UK Marmite advert.
Says a lot about the stuff.

https://youtu.be/AjivUDIawLI

https://youtu.be/iqAB6yHAodQ

PS, i thinking of exporting it to the USA there seems to be a lot of interest in it by are US cousins
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#4406045 - 02/19/18 01:55 AM Re: Marmite experts - do you recommend a brand? [Re: letterboy1]  
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don't recommend any Marmite or Vegemite but i do recommend to stay away from it


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