Squirty Marmite.

[Skim]

I'm not exactly an authority on the practice, but I believe the idea is that you aim at the baby's mouth, not just spray it around willy nilly.

And who are you to judge?

 

[Bob]

Strangely I now partly work for marmite (sort of). I can reassure you all (I asked them myself) that traditional jars are still going to exist...

 

[Pingu]

i will tell the lads to go home then

 

[lynne8]

i will tell the lads to go home then

 

[Bob]

i will tell the lads to go home then

Which tangentially reminds me - anyone tried glazing roasted food in marmite? I know twiglets (which I love) do it - but what about potatoes or something?

 

[Skim]

Which tangentially reminds me - anyone tried glazing roasted food in marmite? I know twiglets (which I love) do it - but what about potatoes or something?

I think it could just about work with lamb or beef – I'm not willing to experiment, though

Baking ham in coca-cola is a southern US dish. It sounds disgusting at first, but could actually be quite tasty, I think.

 

[lynne8]

Which tangentially reminds me - anyone tried glazing roasted food in marmite? I know twiglets (which I love) do it - but what about potatoes or something?

Have you had a baked potato with marmite? Fantastic, also good added to scrambled eggs!

 

[gentlegreen]

impressed by the technology !

I've gone over to the dark side

I have to say that as squirty dispensers go, this is seriously impressive.

It remains to be seen how long the plastic hinge lasts, but it snaps shut very efficiently and there is a rubber nozzle that is the ultimate in precision

Due to its slim profile, it would fit very nicely into a pocket and thus be available at all times

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