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The Marmite Lovers Society

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Reply 100

AJ89

Ahh marmite... This thread just reminded me how much i love it :smile:

Marmite on toast right now I think !

Reply 101

beccy.

mmmmm marmite :smile:

Reply 102

Zebrastripes

I tried putting a spoonful of marmite in my spag bol.. but I couldn't taste it :frown:

Reply 103

fran.ha

Zebrastripes

I tried putting a spoonful of marmite in my spag bol.. but I couldn't taste it :frown:

You need moar then!

Marmite XO review sometime this evening.

Also, want:

Reply 104

Bexxxx

Oh I like marmite! Has anyone tried Bovril? What IS it?

Reply 105

fran.ha

My tea. With maaahmite of course.

Reply 106

Saint

does it exsist yet??
i squeezy marmited some chips the other day, it was fine foodage

Reply 107

Saint

-WhySoSerious?

LMAO

slander!! you fool :naughty:

side note- my guinness marmite has been lost in transit, i was gonna use the starting of this soc as an excuse to omnomnomnomnom the lot :frown:

Reply 108

Bexxxx

fran.ha

My tea. With maaahmite of course.

What is "tea" to you? Lunch??

Reply 109

fran.ha

Bexxxx

What is "tea" to you? Lunch??

No.

This is confusing.

To me it goes breakfast, lunch, dinner. However tea is a mysertious meal that pops up occasionally in my vocabulary. It is eaten at around 4pm, it could be a cup of tea and a bit of cake. Boiled egg comes under the "tea" category, as does spaghetti hoops and fish fingers, ravioli from a tin, macaroni cheese and white bread sandwiches with hundreds and thousands and lots of butter cut into squares.

Reply 110

-WhySoSerious?

s'a northern thing :P

Reply 111

fran.ha

-WhySoSerious?

s'a northern thing :P

I'm southern. I think tea is like something your gran gives you when you get home from school.

Reply 112

Bexxxx

I SEEEE. Yeah it is a bit confusing. My dad calls lunch dinner sometimes. Whaaat.

Reply 113

thunder_chunky

fran.ha

My tea. With maaahmite of course.

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Nice.
Was browsing and I foun this.

I guess you could say this guy is a Marmite fan.

Spoiler

The News article.

It's pretty old, but still cool.
And relevant.

Reply 114

crazyferret

Ever tried marmite with.....porridge?! :coma:

Reply 115

username234673

Zebrastripes

I tried putting a spoonful of marmite in my spag bol.. but I couldn't taste it :frown:

You need to put it in pretty last minute I find.

Reply 116

Zebrastripes

mikeyd85

You need to put it in pretty last minute I find.

Thanks, I'll try that next time. Maybe cos I made three peoples worth I needed more than a tsp.

Reply 117

username234673

Zebrastripes

Thanks, I'll try that next time. Maybe cos I made three peoples worth I needed more than a tsp.

Nah, I doubt it. Literally 1/3 of a tea spoon can be tasted in a 2 - 3 man dish.

Reply 118

fran.ha

Marmite XO verdict:

Was lovely but very strong. Couldn't have it for more than one slice of toast. It was a slightly more tangy and bitter taste but still lovely.

I think it would work quite well in recipes where normal marmite can tend to get absorbed into the flavour too much.

Here is a sneaky picture of it being sampled :colone: