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Marmite the food of the gods?

Marmite, food of the gods?


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Mallard said:
As I kid I got excited when I saw the factory and the Marmite lorries coming out of the Bass Brewery in Burton. The town smells of yeast :cool:

The lorries are ace - they look pretty and they have about a squillion kilos of marmite on them :cool:
 
How many more times ?

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Along with Shakespeare's plays, the Theory of Evolution and Newton's laws of motion, Marmite is one of the great things this country has given to the world. The Black Gold I call it.
 
stavros said:
Along with Shakespeare's plays, the Theory of Evolution and Newton's laws of motion, Marmite is one of the great things this country has given to the world. The Black Gold I call it.

Yes.

I would also like to add that Marmite + peanut butter = food fabulousness.

Where's eastender? It doesn't feel right having a thread extolling virtues of marmite without the Marmite King himself :(
 
trashpony said:
Yes.

I would also like to add that Marmite + peanut butter = food fabulousness.

YES.

You are made of rightness

Also hot brown oaty bread toast with cool cream cheese and marmite and sliced tomatoes.

Marmite on cheddar bites.

Marmite on buttered English muffins


Boiled eggs and marmite toast soldiers.

:cool: @ teh marmite
 
I voted for 'other' because, obviously, vegemite :cool: is the true food of the gods. Marmite is just its poor British cousin ((((marmite)))))
 
Detroit City said:

Seriously though, what is it with americans and peanut butter? It's about the only spread they seem to like, and it's just stodge as far as I'm concerned... I hate the way it sticks to the roof of your mouth...
 
wrysmile said:
I voted for 'other' because, obviously, vegemite :cool: is the true food of the gods. Marmite is just its poor British cousin ((((marmite)))))

Nonsense. Vegemite is very poor stuff.

I'd rather have Tescos own brand yeast extract than vegemite.

Anyway, going back to the UK in January, must bring several jars back to China with me.
 
I bought a jar yesterday as I've got some veggies coming over for X-mas dinner and my nut-roast recipe demands it. Had a bit on toast this morning - nearly came in my pants it was that nice! ;)
 
wrysmile said:
I voted for 'other' because, obviously, vegemite :cool: is the true food of the gods. Marmite is just its poor British cousin ((((marmite)))))

Vegemite has the consistency of a fudgy turd and an unpleasant undertone of carrots. Not even fit to be mentioned in the same sentence as the glossy silky magnificence that is Marmite (pbuh). :p
 
Talking with my Dad today, we discussed which is the food which divides opinion most, Marmite or Brussel sprouts? We both love both of them, and decided that an interesting experiment would be to combine the two. However, the Universe might implode with wonder. :)
 
Marmite is worng on every single level known to man and should be banned*

dave

*Please note the twiglet cause of 1929
 
stavros said:
Talking with my Dad today, we discussed which is the food which divides opinion most, Marmite or Brussel sprouts? We both love both of them, and decided that an interesting experiment would be to combine the two. However, the Universe might implode with wonder. :)
Marmite plus sprouts sounds like a very good idea. :cool:
 
Because I can't be arsed, and also a leeetle bit of xmas cheer (ie, sat round our table with my lass getting wankered for the last coupla hours), I'll give a short reply :D

Marmite thinly spreaded = food of the gods

Marmite thickly spreaded = food of demons. Eastender is a demon.
 
sojourner said:
Marmite thinly spreaded = food of the gods

Marmite thickly spreaded = food of demons. Eastender is a demon.

My dad always used to say to me 'It says spread thinly on the jar' cos I put too much on. It doesn't say that anymore as Marmite have probably grasped the basics of capitalism now ;)
 
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