Originally posted by elvendreamgirlI have it dripping off my toast - every time I indulge my table looks like the Exxon Valdez - I love the stuff.
not something you take a big spoonful of.
And like most Brits, when abroad for extended periods, I go well stocked. 🙂
[I find it is at its best as a 'morning after food', that is, the morning after a night of beer and a good curry.]
-Russ
Originally posted by AcolyteI don't know for sure, but when I was a lad I used to be forced into visitng my Grandma, something I never particularly enjoyed, not least because the cupboads were full of food for 'the kids' that had not been restocked since our last visit.
I'm not a fan of Marmite. But judging by the taste, I do have a question: can Marmite go off, and if so how can you tell it's gone bad? 😕
Soggy corn flakes, that kind of thing.
But, the miracle food that is Marmite, well, that was always good!
-Russ
Originally posted by AcolyteIt was produced from a fungi. So I seriously doubt it can go off. Smell and Taste probably will not help you though in judgung if it has gone off.
I'm not a fan of Marmite. But judging by the taste, I do have a question: can Marmite go off, and if so how can you tell it's gone bad? 😕
Originally posted by trekkieI can just imagine an Aussie wondering what the scungy stuff at the bottom of a beer vat tasted like...
Sorry Skeeter Vegemite is in fact a yeast based product. Orginally made from the yeast left over at the bottom of a beer vat. Yes, your read it right the aussies invented a healthy product form BEER!!!!!!!
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cheers
mike
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Originally posted by DreamlaXi imagine what happened went something like this:
I can just imagine an Aussie wondering what the scungy stuff at the bottom of a beer vat tasted like...
An Aussie employed at a brewery got thirsty one sunny arvo, so he drank the nearest vat dry. of course, to finish it, he actually had to dive in. when it was empty, the sides were too high to climb back out, so he dozed off. when he awoke, he was really hungry, and the only thing available to eat was the black gunk on the sides of the vat, so he scraped that off and ate it, perhaps smeared over his thongs...
Originally posted by dfm65Hehehe, I can just imagine that actually. The brewery's uniform is a pair of shorts, a muscle-top and a pair of jandals.
i imagine what happened went something like this:
An Aussie employed at a brewery got thirsty one sunny arvo, so he drank the nearest vat dry. of course, to finish it, he actually had to dive in. when it was empty, the sides were too high to climb back out, so he dozed off. when he awoke, he was really hungry, and the only thing available to eat was the bla ...[text shortened]... k on the sides of the vat, so he scraped that off and ate it, perhaps smeared over his thongs...
(In NZ thongs are called jandals, the ones that go on your feet that is).
Originally posted by jimmyb270Vegemite rules over here mate...don't say that Marmite word.
Mmm, marmite good, vegemite bad.
Like Russ, I too enjoy a good healthy slice of toast with the marmite slathered thickly all over it. But vegemite is just not nearly the same. I've been Down Under for nearly 9 months now, and I'm really craving my mate marmite! 🙁