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Old Sep 29th 2009, 7:21 pm
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sorry chaps I know this is sad but i watch boarder control and i just thought can i bring in marmite.. my daughter loves it and vegimite is not the same... anyone know?
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Old Sep 29th 2009, 7:35 pm
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Originally Posted by lilly07
sorry chaps I know this is sad but i watch boarder control and i just thought can i bring in marmite.. my daughter loves it and vegimite is not the same... anyone know?
You most certainly can. My family always bring me Jars of the "Black Gold" when they visit over here. Just remember to delare it on your customs form.

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Just buy Marmite when you arrive, it's available. Coles label it up as Our Mate apparently,.
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Just buy Marmite when you arrive, it's available. Coles label it up as Our Mate apparently,.
Being a marmite baby from long ago, "our mate" just does'nt cut the mustard.
It is Marmite or nothing for me. Wont accept "Marmite wanabees"

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Old Sep 29th 2009, 7:51 pm
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that will be a third of 1 case taken up then...lol my little girl will be so happy.... she has everything marmite breadsticks, ricecakes, and of course on toast... in fact it was one of her first words...
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Being a marmite baby from long ago, "our mate" just does'nt cut the mustard.
It is Marmite or nothing for me. Wont accept "Marmite wanabees"

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I'm a vegemite kid so I wouldn't know, but Our Mate is supposedly made in the UK by Marmite so I thought it would taste the same.
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My Best mate is arriving from London in 4 days time......i'm only marginally more excited about her getting her than about the case load of marmite she's bringing......is that bad??!
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Anyone that visits us from the Uk is told to bring a couple of large jars with them. Just declare it and you will be fine.

You can buy it here, but the small jar will cost the same as the big jar in the uk
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. . . in a 'what' sorry?

A bag?

A barrel?

A horse-drawn cart?

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Being a marmite baby from long ago, "our mate" just does'nt cut the mustard.
It is Marmite or nothing for me. Wont accept "Marmite wanabees"

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Marmite: The Australian actual equivalent, available in Supermarkets, is called "Our Mate", made in UK, but named differently due to an Australian product also called Marmite, but not tasting the same.
 
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Marmite: The Australian actual equivalent, available in Supermarkets, is called "Our Mate", made in UK, but named differently due to an Australian product also called Marmite, but not tasting the same.
Cheers for that but I stick by my earlier comment. Marmite all the way.

Our Mate might be made in the UK but is it made by the same company using the same recipe ! ! !

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Cheers for that but I stick by my earlier comment. Marmite all the way.

Our Mate might be made in the UK but is it made by the same company using the same recipe ! ! !

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- it's the same!

Just that it's not allowed to function here under the name 'Marmite'

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- it's the same!

Just that it's not allowed to function here under the name 'Marmite'

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I have to say it doesn't TASTE the same!
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Originally Posted by claire-n-tel
I have to say it doesn't TASTE the same!
In theory it should do. It comes from the same manufacturing plant, is in the same bottles, probably just different lables.

Maybe it tastes different due to the warmer weather ?
 
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Originally Posted by POW148
Being a marmite baby from long ago, "our mate" just does'nt cut the mustard.
It is Marmite or nothing for me. Wont accept "Marmite wanabees"

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I'm with you on this one . . .
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