OT: more on Marmite

Jul 08, 2009 14 Replies

Probably too late to get some now but what a brilliant idea!


In message , "Bruce Fletcher (remove dentures to reply)" writes

We tried it and did not like it. Did not think it was as good as the original. Shirley

Don't care for Guiness so wouldn't want to ruin some good Marmite - RDH !

Funny you mention Marmite. While I can always find Marmite, I couldn't find DS some Vegemite for a gag birthday gift, so I settled for the Marmite. He comes down before work, eats a spoonful and off he goes.

Frankly, the stuff smells terrible but DD did manage to choke down some on a cracker after he did.

Cheryl

The secret is to spread it VERY THINLY

I know that, but she didn't then. And if he does it, she has to at least try... Cheryl

Darn - the DH might actually like this!!!

Ellice

Thanks for the info. We recently got "honey jelly with coffee & rum" from a local beekeeper we met at our farmer's market. The stuff is FABULOUS! Just a little on some toast, or a scone - just delicious. Fortunately, only a tiny bit is needed - but this could be addictive. We also got "brambleberry" honey - which has a lovely bit of tang to its taste.

Ellice

Too true - I sent some to Sharon in NB and she ate a spoonful and chucked it out. Ingrates!

Don't care for Guiness so wouldn't want to ruin some good Marmite -

What a waste of Guiness.

Dawne

That too, if you like it lol

I never did like Marmite. Or Bovril. Or Oxo Even though I was born and bred in the North of England I always loathed and despised all of them, they all tasted fake to me.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.

Yes that IS the secret - spread it very thinly ........ on someone else's cracker. :-) Ucky Poooooo

Sharon (N.B.)

Like I said to Bruce - Ucky Pooooooo

Sharon (N.B.)

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