Marmite
Jan 22nd 2005 | 7:56 am
#16
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From: Huntingdon and NOW Nova Scotia
Re: Marmite
My mate Marmite!
On top of cheese on toast.
In a baked potatoe with butter.
With cheese in a sandwich.
A teaspoonfull in hot water to drink.
In your gravy.
Mmmmmmmmmm...............heaven
On top of cheese on toast.
In a baked potatoe with butter.
With cheese in a sandwich.
A teaspoonfull in hot water to drink.
In your gravy.
Mmmmmmmmmm...............heaven
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:01 am
#17
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Crispie
Mmmmmmmmmm...............heaven
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:04 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
I have to admit that is one British food that I've really come to enjoy. It was a gradual process though, starting with Twiglets about 3 years ago. On my trip back to Victoria, that is the one British food I looked for in the local shops. To Willmore - it's available in the Fairfield Thirfties if you want a truly odd culinary experience .
.Having a good time in Victoria......have to love the rain.....tried to get to Botanical Beach the other day.....and almost there part of the road had washed away.....the joys of living on the island.....
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:16 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by willmore
If I ever have to urge to make myself sick, I will go and buy some....
Originally Posted by willmore
Having a good time in Victoria......have to love the rain.....tried to get to Botanical Beach the other day.....and almost there part of the road had washed away.....the joys of living on the island.....
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:19 am
#20
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Glaswegian
I just had my first slice of Marmite on toast since 2001 ... I think I'll go have another ...
The funny thing was that British customs opened the parcel and after putting the bits together you could see some customs officer had taken a big bite.
Bloomin cheek eh!
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:23 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Crispie
Bloomin cheek eh!
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:28 am
#22
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Glaswegian
I remember my mum sent my brother in Switzerland a haggis ... she stuck some Mr Potato Head bits on it and some feathers and said that it was a kids toy ... simpler days, eh??
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:32 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Crispie
Mr Potatoe Head head seems to have a big impression on your family!
I think he's pretty kewl ...
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:34 am
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Re: Marmite
[QUOTE=Glaswegian]Why bother with the Marmite ... you have ten perfectly good fingers to use
Can't always be guaranteed success with the fingers.....however I have no doubt the marmite would do the trick......
Can't always be guaranteed success with the fingers.....however I have no doubt the marmite would do the trick......
Jan 22nd 2005 | 8:43 am
#25
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Glaswegian
Have you seen the new Darth Vader potato head??
I think he's pretty kewl ...
I think he's pretty kewl ...
No I haven't seen it yet!
Jan 22nd 2005 | 9:04 am
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Re: Marmite
There is an advert in blighty saying love it or loathe it and it show someone bathing in the stuff. My sons addicted to it - has marmite on toast evey breakfast and lunch. Its just so deliously savoury - I can see we are going have to smuggle it over when we go. Ohh and did someone mention mazipan that is just so fab.
suz
suz
Jan 22nd 2005 | 9:08 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by Glaswegian
You've just dissed some of my favorite foods!!
Eggs ... be they scrambled, fried, everything except boiled, have to be eaten with brown sauce.
Ever tried a toasted fruit bun (a hot cross bun will do) with a sausage and brown sauce ... mmmmmm, yummy
Eggs ... be they scrambled, fried, everything except boiled, have to be eaten with brown sauce.
Ever tried a toasted fruit bun (a hot cross bun will do) with a sausage and brown sauce ... mmmmmm, yummy
Jan 22nd 2005 | 9:28 am
#28
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by angelz
There is an advert in blighty saying love it or loathe it and it show someone bathing in the stuff. My sons addicted to it - has marmite on toast evey breakfast and lunch. Its just so deliously savoury - I can see we are going have to smuggle it over when we go. Ohh and did someone mention mazipan that is just so fab.
suz
suz
I am getting worried about the bacon though.
Jan 22nd 2005 | 9:29 am
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by angelz
I can see we are going have to smuggle it over when we go.
Jan 22nd 2005 | 10:11 pm
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Re: Marmite
Originally Posted by willmore
Having a good time in Victoria......have to love the rain.....tried to get to Botanical Beach the other day.....and almost there part of the road had washed away.....the joys of living on the island.....
If you're in desparate need of some nice weather just send me a plane ticket.
