How old?????

19 May 2007

How old is your marmite jar?? What is its use by date?? What size is it?? lol

:lol: 1. About 3 weeks 2. Aug 08 3. 250g :lol: :lol: :) Do you love it or hate it??

19 May 2007

Sarah is this a trick question? lol

Or AM I JUST BEING THICK :lol: mine is nill, nill,nill I HATE the stuff yuk yuk yuk :P mwahhhh MO XX

19 May 2007

marmite :cry:

19 May 2007

No not a trick question smile

:) :) :) Warm toast, melted butter and marmite...bring it on!! biggrin

19 May 2007

lol 1 a month 2 mar 08 3 250g marmite on crumpets spot on... smile

19 May 2007

yum yum i love it but go throu so much of it it dont last long lol

19 May 2007

Oooops sell by date Dec 06. Shows how much we use it lol

19 May 2007

eeeer Marmite, whats next Veggiemite? lol

Buy Bovril its the real mcoy :lick: :lol: Post edited 19-05-2007 19:34

19 May 2007

have to say oxo better than bovril.... biggrin

19 May 2007

[quote user=generalcustard]have to say oxo better than bovril.... biggrin

[/quote] How do you spread oxo on your toast? lol

19 May 2007

When Ian first offered me Bovril on Toast I thought he was taking the piss BUT yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmy - Bovril on crumpets is also tasty :P

20 May 2007

hmmm oxo on toast have to say might be difficult ;)

20 May 2007

About 6 months 250 g April 07. Only A eats it & just for Sunday Breakfast Q works for the productionso we get it cut price Q hates it A loves it xx

20 May 2007

It seems you can also get guinness favoured marmite of a well known site!! also butter muffins with marmite biggrin

20 May 2007

Got to say a hate the stuff, but there are the good points about Marmite. Marmite is not renowned for its errr, distinctive flavour,(they got that one right smile

) but it's also a good source of B vitamins, completely vegetarian, is a low fat food and is very low in sugar. Marmite contains none of the major allergens. Some people might have a reaction to celery extract, a minor component of the spice extract that is listed in the ingredients. Post edited 20-05-2007 19:36

20 May 2007

Don't shoot the messenger,(or i could end up on this sandwich) but this sandwich was taken from the marmite website. I dont recommend that people make it unless you are that bored of work and want a few weeks on the sick lol

4 Steps To The Perfect Roadkill Roll Marmite and Cheese Nightmare 1. Take a couple of slices of old bread and spread with butter. 2. On one of the slices spread your Marmite on top of the butter (we'd recommend 4g, or about the end of a knife). 3. Now attempt to mask the flavour with your favourite dead animal, scavenged from the side of the road (e.g hedgehog, cat etc). 4. Finish off with some rotten salad vegetables and close this vile concoction with the other slice of bread. :lol: mad

eye: :lol: :xeye: :lol: :xeye: :lol: :xeye: Post edited 20-05-2007 19:42

20 May 2007

Bad, bad, bad Naughty Jayne :devil:

24 May 2007

I love Marmite and my jars are all in date.. and yes I've tried Guiness Marmite -- but couldn't much tell the difference. OK - here's a question off 'Who wants to be a Millionaire' -- "What is a marmite?" Answers on a postcard please to me at this address - Me This Address (I was surprised at the answer...) John xx Post edited 24-05-2007 11:05

24 May 2007

Marmite is dark brown-colored savory spread made from the yeast that is a by-product of the brewing industry. It has a very strong, slightly salty flavor. Produced in the Uk by Univer Plc now -- formerly by Bestfoods Plc taken over by Unilever circa 2000

24 May 2007

1 Brand new not opened yet, 2 Oct 08, 3 Large. Love it cheese and marmite on toast better then a kebab when your drunk Was this a trick question or out of a girly mag