RenegadeDog said:Yeah but you're a nu-yank turncoat. You probably like the foul stodge called peanut butter![]()
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RenegadeDog said:Yeah but you're a nu-yank turncoat. You probably like the foul stodge called peanut butter![]()
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Mallard said:Twiglets rock. Sadly we only have them at Xmas. What do you put on a crumpet if not Marmite?![]()

Disaster said:Lashings of butter. Or jam if I'm feeling adventurous![]()
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![]()

gentlegreen said:
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.

trashpony said:Yes.
I would also like to add that Marmite + peanut butter = food fabulousness.
trashpony said:Yes.
I would also like to add that Marmite + peanut butter = food fabulousness.
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wrysmile said:I voted for 'other' because, obviously, vegemiteis the true food of the gods. Marmite is just its poor British cousin ((((marmite)))))

wrysmile said:I voted for 'other' because, obviously, vegemiteis the true food of the gods. Marmite is just its poor British cousin ((((marmite)))))

Marmite plus sprouts sounds like a very good idea.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.![]()


dream_girl said:I neither love it nor hate it.
I am amblivalent
sojourner said:Marmite thinly spreaded = food of the gods
Marmite thickly spreaded = food of demons. Eastender is a demon.
