MARMITE
Oct 17th 2010, 8:53 am
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MARMITE
I knew that would attract the attention of Marmite lovers 
My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx 
My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx
Oct 17th 2010, 9:13 am
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Re: MARMITE
I knew that would attract the attention of Marmite lovers My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx
My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx 
Oct 17th 2010, 9:28 am
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Re: MARMITE
I knew that would attract the attention of Marmite lovers My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx
My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx
Oct 17th 2010, 9:33 am
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Re: MARMITE
We take Bisto Gravy Granules every time no problem.
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Oct 17th 2010, 10:12 am
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Re: MARMITE
I may be shot down in flames here, but isnt "Our Mate" which they sell in Countdown here in Chch English Marmite exported under a different name (rather than that god awful stuff they call Marmite).
Oct 17th 2010, 10:49 am
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Yukk, don't buy locally produced Marmite 
To avoid confusion, our local P&S have British imported Marmite with the labels covered :-)
To avoid confusion, our local P&S have British imported Marmite with the labels covered :-)
Oct 17th 2010, 6:11 pm
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Oct 17th 2010, 7:07 pm
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Re: MARMITE
The love or hate it persona runs to extremes!
People love it enough to import the stuff.
People love it enough to import the stuff.
Oct 18th 2010, 4:18 am
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you can bring it over , unopened. just declare it, and tell them what it is when asked. we brought a massive jar over with us too.
Oct 18th 2010, 9:43 am
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Re: MARMITE
I knew that would attract the attention of Marmite lovers My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx
My 9yr old daughter loves the stuff and I buy the occasional small jar here which is expensive. The rellies are coming over next month - can they bring it over in their suitcase? Also DECENT GRAVY GRANULES (the ones that don't end up in a blob at the bottom of the jug) - can they bring these too!? Thanx 
They are in the English Corner Shop selection.
Oct 18th 2010, 8:47 pm
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Re: MARMITE
we have used these Bisto (onion) gravy granues from our P&S . theyre actually in a tin, rather than the cardboard and plastic cannister used in UK, and taste and work just fine
Oct 19th 2010, 12:36 am
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