A marmite question
Sorry to ask, but the Marmite Wiki doesn't say...
We are landing in 2 days time and I want to know if I can 'officially' put Marmite in my suitcase. Obviously we would be declaring it in goods accompanying list so just wanted to know whether this is permitted? Thank you :) |
Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by IckleHelen
(Post 6897745)
Sorry to ask, but the Marmite Wiki doesn't say...
We are landing in 2 days time and I want to know if I can 'officially' put Marmite in my suitcase. Obviously we would be declaring it in goods accompanying list so just wanted to know whether this is permitted? Thank you :) |
Re: A marmite question
before we moved to NS I visited my husband regularly from the Uk to Alberta and he was always more pleased to see the marmite stash i brought him than me:huh:
never had a prob at customs but not sure of any changes as im going back a few years now you can buy it here though even in wilderness rural ns HUSBAND WOULD NOT HAVE MADE THE MOVE IF THERE WAS NO MARMITE sorry about caps pc playing up |
Re: A marmite question
Shouldn't be a problem. Marmite here is rather expensive so we bought six big jars in our container (and baked beans, salad creme, Daddies sauce etc).
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Re: A marmite question
Yes I have had visitors bring it over for us, I now have four large jars in the cupboard!
Yes Steve you can buy it over here but it is expensive and I find it is a good thing to ask for when people want to know what we want them to bring over. :) |
Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by woodmanbg
(Post 6897782)
Yes I have had visitors bring it over for us, I now have four large jars in the cupboard!
Yes Steve you can buy it over here but it is expensive and I find it is a good thing to ask for when people want to know what we want them to bring over. :) |
Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by woodmanbg
(Post 6897782)
Yes I have had visitors bring it over for us, I now have four large jars in the cupboard!
Yes Steve you can buy it over here but it is expensive and I find it is a good thing to ask for when people want to know what we want them to bring over. :) Everything else canadian we can cope with! |
Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by woodmanbg
(Post 6897782)
Yes Steve you can buy it over here but it is expensive and I find it is a good thing to ask for when people want to know what we want them to bring over. :)
I was being nice, instead of saying who would want the vile stuff. :p:rofl::rofl::rofl: |
Re: A marmite question
Went back to the UK in February, bought 2 x 600g catering tubs of Marmite from Macro, wrapped 'em up well and stashed in suitcase - no problems! Still haven't finished the first tub :D
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Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 6897751)
Can't answer your question, but why would you bother Marmite is readily available here.:confused:
Fussy, innit. :thumbdown: R. |
Re: A marmite question
I don't know why everyone is fixated with the cost! It's an essential item people.
Seriously though, I'm more bugged by the fact that I've only seen the small-ish jars and we go through them pretty quickly. But it's about $3.78 in Extra Foods and I'm sure it's about £2 in the UK, so :confused: I brought a couple of the 600g squeezy bottles in my suitcase. Wouldn't declare it necessarily, but haven't been stopped either. Would suggest it's a non-topic for customs (apart from the fact they won't actually know what it is, and it is very hard to describe accurately ;) ). |
Re: A marmite question
NO problems with Customs as Marmite is a Yeast Product, just don't bring in your carry ons.
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Re: A marmite question
hmm so am to add marmite to the list as well as glaxay choc and decent deodrant sprays .....
anything else anyone thinks ??? |
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There is a huge Canadian "black market" in Marmite.
The Colombians have been dealing in Marmite for years. It is cheaper to produce than cocaine and the profit margins are much higher. Last year alone they smuggled 815 tons of the stuff (through Bolivia then onto the US then across the US border into Canada) Just to warn you though, Colombian Marmite can be as much as 100% pure so go easy and spread it very very thinly because if you OD on this stuff it can be lethal ;) P.S. the DEA have been cracking down on Marmite dealers and if caught with more than 15ml you could spend the rest of your life in Prison ! My advice is "just say no" ! PIC 1 This guy was found with 2kgs PIC 2 A Marmite plantation PIC 3 Raw Marmite PIC 4 A high speed Marmite smuggling boat |
Re: A marmite question
Originally Posted by IckleHelen
(Post 6897745)
Sorry to ask, but the Marmite Wiki doesn't say...
We are landing in 2 days time and I want to know if I can 'officially' put Marmite in my suitcase. Obviously we would be declaring it in goods accompanying list so just wanted to know whether this is permitted? Thank you :) |
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