Could one substitute Vegemite?

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by MicHughV

this is where marmite comes in, doesn't require refrigeration....you can slap it on most anything...

[MicHughV]

I've met some interesting people in my globe trotting days...and Boatman61....I'm gonna add you to that list....with your blessing off course..

[GILow]

Originally Posted by Jim Cate

Boatie, perhaps if you spread Marmite on the fish you would come to like them...

Jim

That didn’t help with my sea-sickness.

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by MicHughV

I've met some interesting people in my globe trotting days...and Boatman61....I'm gonna add you to that list....with your blessing off course..

Your welcome..

[sck5]

Vegemite destroys brain cells, scientists say. This happens quite quickly. Proof is that they keep eating it after tasting the first bite.

[gussers]

Eaten both Marmite and Vegemite over the years. Marmite has a stronger flavour. Vegemite is a bit bland. Like moving down to a Korma from a Vindaloo!

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by gussers

Eaten both Marmite and Vegemite over the years. Marmite has a stronger flavour. Vegemite is a bit bland. Like moving down to a Korma from a Vindaloo!

Excellent analysis..

[Robin3]

Originally Posted by UFO

Marmite is definitely the GO!



Apparently there is a new Product in the UK which is a Marmite and Peanut Butter Spread - Anyone tried it?

That is normally done at the table in our house but often use supermaket own brand yeast extract instead as it is less runny and way cheaper. vegemite only works upside down.

[MorneB]

Melt some butter in a pot. Chuck in whole button mushrooms. Let them soak up some of the butter and add a tablespoon of marmite. Let the mushrooms soak in the marmite and butter for a few minutes till on the softer side and eat with blood red steak. YUM.

[MorneB]

And then there is Marmite and apricot jam toasted sandwiches.

[Jeannius]

Originally Posted by UFO

Marmite is definitely the GO!



Apparently there is a new Product in the UK which is a Marmite and Peanut Butter Spread - Anyone tried it?

I have 3 jars in the cupboard right now. It is delicious. Only problem is that a standard jar of Marmite lasts about 3 months and the Peanut Butter version lasts about 3 days and then it is gone. Costs more for a jar as well!!!

[Rucksta]

Originally Posted by MicHughV

....one thing is for sure....you won't catch anything unless you have a line in the water..

Flying fish!

Fried whole till fins are crispy.
Smear with Vegemite

[YANDINA]

Trouble is you Seppos use way too much.
An 8 ounce jar is enough to supply a family of 6 for 15 to 20 years. As a guide, you would use about 10% of the amount of butter you used.

[GrowleyMonster]

Marmite? Vegemite? Don't you people have steak? I make my own beer and I can't imagine eating the trub from the bottom of one of my fermenters. Ewwww smells kind of nauseating. The finished beer of course is nectar of the gods, but the trub is revolting and should not be refined into any food product, IMHO. However I will concede that different people find different foods palatable. But every time I hear "Vegemite" mentioned it reminds me of this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfR9iY5y94s

[MicHughV]

when I was in boarding school...we gave nicknames to all the teachers...one of them was called " Marmite"...could not say why...as this name was bestowed on him before I got there...we also had "Tammy"...short for tampax..then there was " Stretch"..."Black Harry"...."Doofus"..and some others....
"Marmite" was an elderly geezer...not sure how he got this nickname.......