View Full Version : Marmite - yes please or no thanks?
Silly thread time.
Yes please - on hot buttered toast. :D
No.
I like twiglets, though.
minimeeze
03-11-2006, 16:54
:puke: No thanks
Yes... erm... sometimes. :)
didnt used to like it, but now i do on hot toast
Oh Yes, with butter and toast
Catdaddy
03-11-2006, 17:11
Yep, me too, please
Jimmy_Lemon
03-11-2006, 17:13
sometimes, when I feel like it. But if I have too much it makes me feel sick :(
Yes, on toast with lots of butter so the two kinda melt together. Yum!
Dark Star
03-11-2006, 17:31
Yes please - just plain on wholemeal bread, no butter!!!
Never tried it on toast or anything, but I use it in gravies all the time.
I also like Bovril / Oxo / Marmite drinks :D
I also like Bovril / Oxo / Marmite drinks :D
Surely not all mixed together? :thinking:
namllihs
03-11-2006, 18:07
:thumbs:
Yuk!
...Though I did used to like like Bovril ... maybe its time to put both on the shopping list & see.
Actually Marcel, was coming back from Stroud this aftie, was bitterly cold and out of the blue, I thought 'Ooh I could murder a cup of Bovril' :shrug:
h.r.ford
03-11-2006, 18:31
:thumbsdown: the smell of it makes me ill. But I do love their commercials.
Ooh yes please! Oh hot toast with lots of butter! Yum!!
(And now I'm feeling even hungrier - just waiting for the other half to come back with the Friday night Chicken 'n' chips!)
no, just smell makes me feel sick. :gag:
digitalfailure
03-11-2006, 21:38
That stuff is just sooooo wrong on so many levels.
Jimmy_Lemon
03-11-2006, 21:41
£10 on option 3 winning ;)
WetSparks
03-11-2006, 21:50
Mmmmmmmarmite :geek: :D
Venomator
03-11-2006, 21:58
SO DAMN RIGHT ... WITH MOSTLY ANYTHING
... the world's number 1 mix-it-up spread ... of course ...:clap: :thumbs: :p
Frin ... stance ... My personal fave ...
Sandwich (toasted or not !) ... buttered lightly on one side and just thickly marmited on the other ... lemon curd on the marmite followed by a generous covering of finely sliced banana ... place the buttered slice on top of the banana ... and tuck in ...
Mmmmm ... yummy ...:naughty: :naughty:
Love it ... nuff said ...:p `
You can stick you marmite where the sun doesn't shi.................
Marmite is made up from all the crap left over from making beerand if it ain't good enough to go in my beer it ain't good enough to go in my belly.
You can stick you marmite where the sun doesn't shi.................
No thank you, that's it's source of origin.
minimeeze
03-11-2006, 22:09
SO DAMN RIGHT ... WITH MOSTLY ANYTHING
... the world's number 1 mix-it-up spread ... of course ...:clap: :thumbs: :p
Frin ... stance ... My personal fave ...
Sandwich (toasted or not !) ... buttered lightly on one side and just thickly marmited on the other ... lemon curd on the marmite followed by a generous covering of finely sliced banana ... place the buttered slice on top of the banana ... and tuck in ...
Mmmmm ... yummy ...:naughty: :naughty:
Love it ... nuff said ...:p `
That just makes me feel sick. You seriously eat that???
Marmite just looks like meconium - the first poo that newborns do :lol:
Venomator
03-11-2006, 22:12
That just makes me feel sick. You seriously eat that???
Marmite just looks like meconium - the first poo that newborns do :lol:
Seriously I do Min ... :gag:
And ... it smells and tastes so much better than that stuff ...:lol:
Warspite
03-11-2006, 22:43
Hate it - should be outlawed as a weapon of terror.
Hate it - should be outlawed as a weapon of terror.
Lol. Seconded.
Michael.
WetSparks
04-11-2006, 12:07
£10 on option 3 winning ;)
Looks like it might be time to drag the old wallet out there JL. A round of Marmite sarnies for all :thumbs:
Mmmm...Yummy... and a recently introduced variation (by a Royal Navy Wren Writer who is a bizarre slut-let at the best of times anyway...) Marmite with Marmalade on buttered toast.
Sounds horrific, but is actually kind of sweet 'n' sour-ish
anna_marie09
04-11-2006, 12:50
yuk yuk yuk hate it
Marmite on crumpets, hmm! :)
whitewash
04-11-2006, 16:38
yes for me, but on hot buttered toast, and not too much marmite, just a tickling
Yes please - just plain on wholemeal bread, no butter!!!
Pervert!!
Love it!! I get all panicky if I dont have any in the house ;)
The other morning on my way to work I was in the sandwhich shop waiting for my coffe when a very pale looking girl staggers in waving some toast, with a big bite out of it, at the staff and shouted "I said said marmalade not marmite!" then started retching loudly in the shop.
Made me laugh :lol:
I hate marmite :gag: but for some reason really like marmite walkers!
help an American out...what is IT??
whitewash
04-11-2006, 19:28
yeast extract spread, brown, and if smeared on loo roll looks like poo stains
http://www.teeshop.de/images/marmite.jpeg
CarlOgden
04-11-2006, 19:43
Marmite on a thick piece of cheese, as well as toast and normal "butties".
Carl.
I have said Yes but i prefer Yeast Extract from the supermarket own brand than actual Marmite itself.
YES, on toast and under bolognese sauce (i don't like pasta u see)
Oh and i like it on hot cross buns with a slice of cheese and a spreading of Primula cheese spread
help an American out...what is IT??
Imagine the worse taste imaginable.
It is something nowhere near that nice.
Michael.
It's yummy - pay no attention to these phillistines...
Ok I am possibly wierd, but try Marmite on Toast with melted cheese on top.
Me and the girlfriend love that receipe....
Venomator
06-11-2006, 12:02
blech! and....why??
There ya go Dena ... and you can even buy it on-line if'n you wanna try it ...:lol:
http://www.marmite.co.uk/love/
Njoy ...:p
Ok I am possibly wierd, but try Marmite on Toast with melted cheese on top.
Me and the girlfriend love that receipe....
Put the cheese on the bread, thinly spread marmite on top of the cheese... then pour Heinz beanz on top...phwoarrrrrr...
Survived on beans on cheese on toast for 11 months when I was at college - if you use wholemeal bread it contains all the necessary nutrients a body needs...
except beer and you buy that seperately...
Venomator
06-11-2006, 13:12
Ok I am possibly wierd, but try Marmite on Toast with melted cheese on top.
Me and the girlfriend love that receipe....
That ain't wierd m8 ... that's retarded ...:lol:
Try (brown bread or toast) spread generously with marmite, followed by lemon curd topped with a healthy spread of philly and finally topped off with crunchy peanut butter ... :love:
With all this nutritional value you probably don't even need Rob's beer ... as if ... :thumbs:
:p
That ain't wierd m8 ... that's retarded ...:lol:
Try (brown bread or toast) spread generously with marmite, followed by lemon curd topped with a healthy spread of philly and finally topped off with crunchy peanut butter ... :love:
:p
...and banana slices...
Venomator
06-11-2006, 13:50
But of course ... do I have to state the obvious ...:lol:
:p
hey, yes you do - some people don't like Marmite apparently...
Venomator
06-11-2006, 13:54
Weirdos ...
... apparently ...:p
WetSparks
06-11-2006, 14:18
I can see this turning into a Marmite recipes thread :D
Hands up all those who cant resist licking the excess Marmite off the knife after spreading it :lol:
Venomator
06-11-2006, 14:23
Hands up all those who cant resist licking the excess Marmite off the knife after spreading it :lol:
Ha ... I use a spoon to spread mine ... obviously ...:D
talking of Marmite recipies check out this site.
Think I will try the Jalapeno Marmite Torpedoes
http://www.accomodata.co.uk/marmite2.htm
chuckles
06-11-2006, 17:22
Marmite on crumpets, hmm! :)
And a touch of cheese.... bring it on!~
I've never try it? :thinking:
Here in México doesn't exists or I've never hear about it.
What is it? :help:
I've read in the wikkipedia it came from the beer brewing. But can imagin how it tastes like.
Better even than pot noodle :love:
I've never try it? :thinking:
Here in México doesn't exists or I've never hear about it.
What is it? :help:
When you come over to London, find a Supermarket and buy yourself a jar.
I suggest having a drink of ice cold lemonade or similar on standby for when you try it. (I speak as someone who ticked 'Hate it' in the poll)
Oh, also be nice if you could pass your camera to someone else to record your expression for us, as you taste it for the first time ...... & the contents of your stomach hit your mouth! :lol:
HIMUPNORTH
07-11-2006, 06:31
I like it but can't remember whenI last had it :thinking:
Oops! Just realised what that sounds like - it's marmite we're talking about right?! :lol:
Option 3, can honestly say ive never tried it... call it fear of the unknown if you like.
photostar_1
07-11-2006, 12:33
It's the BEST thing in the whole world! Lots of hot, fresh toast, (no butter, can't stand it) with marmite lightly spread on it and a big mug of hot tea. oooooh, now I'm seriously hungry!:lol:
Venomator
07-11-2006, 13:41
I like it but can't remember whenI last had it :thinking:
Assume you voted accordingly then HuN ...?
AND the 'Love it' brigade are walking all over the poll ...yee har ...:D
Let's hear it for marmite ... however you take it ... :clap: :love: :woot:
:p
h.r.ford
07-11-2006, 19:24
I really cannot believe there are that many delusional people on this forum that actually like Marmite. I might have to search for a new home... :(
Venomator
07-11-2006, 21:57
Try it ... you'll fall in love with it ...
Then you can stay ...:lol
:p
When you come over to London, find a Supermarket and buy yourself a jar.
I suggest having a drink of ice cold lemonade or similar on standby for when you try it. (I speak as someone who ticked 'Hate it' in the poll)
Oh, also be nice if you could pass your camera to someone else to record your expression for us, as you taste it for the first time ...... & the contents of your stomach hit your mouth! :lol:
I will try it next week that I will be in London and tell you later how it was... if my face was like: :gag::razz::thumbsdown: or :clap::p:D:thumbs:
Jimmys friend REG
08-11-2006, 03:14
Yes, i'll eat it sometimes on hot buttered toast. But other times i wouldnt be able to, depends if im in the mood for it. Seems to burn the top of my mouth, anyone else feel that?
£10 on option 3 winning ;)
Lol, i went for option 3. I'm very predictable though :D
Love it! I can't understand how anyone can not like it! When I was a kid my favourite snack was marmite sandwiches and a glass of milk. Now, when I'm ill or feeling a bit low, I'ts always there for me! Comfort food at it's best!
Marmite is God :notworthy:
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
/raises hand! :D
(For the UKers, you can have peanut butter and jam :D....Jelly is just seedless jam...)
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
/raises hand! :D
(For the UKers, you can have peanut butter and jam :D....Jelly is just seedless jam...)
/hand
Needs to be crunchy peanut butter tho. mmmmmmmmm ....
I lurve peanut butter, but the idea of it on bread makes me gag. I eat mine on crackers.
Also, my son loves chocolate spread ...mmmm ... now we're talking!
However since when did chocolate go with bread, yuk!!! :gag:
oldboy2000
08-11-2006, 10:48
I love it on Toast....
A reminder what it looks like......http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/890/dsc00037bk8.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
h.r.ford
08-11-2006, 11:29
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
/raises hand! :D
(For the UKers, you can have peanut butter and jam :D....Jelly is just seedless jam...)
In America it is a staple of a childs diet. I agree that it should be cruncy peanutbutter. Although that is much harder to spread. You need a big glass of milk with it.
Venomator
08-11-2006, 16:41
I lurve peanut butter, but the idea of it on bread makes me gag. I eat mine on crackers.
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
With lashings of Marmite of course ...:lol:
:p
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
If there are two things where I have to move away from people because the smell alone makes me feel ill, it is Marmite and peanut butter.
This thread is sick.
However since when did chocolate go with bread, yuk!!! :gag:
Pain au chocolat. It is also quite nice spread on hot ciabatta bread.
Michael.
Crunchy peanut butter, pickled chillis and sweet chilli sauce in two thick slices of bread, it's almost a satay sandwich. Yum!
And for those of you that haven't tried it, a cheese and jam sandwich is one of the great delicacies of modern times. Try it, you will be surprised at how good it is.
oldboy2000
09-11-2006, 10:57
Crunchy peanut butter, pickled chillis and sweet chilli sauce in two thick slices of bread, it's almost a satay sandwich. Yum!
And for those of you that haven't tried it, a cheese and jam sandwich is one of the great delicacies of modern times. Try it, you will be surprised at how good it is.
Cheese & Jam sarnie is just great, but Cheese & Marmalade is even better
This thread is so wrong....
A slight twist, but who's a fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?
My kids love peanut butter and chocolate spread sandwiches - it's just like a Snickers sarny!
oldboy2000
09-11-2006, 11:12
This thread is so wrong....
Have you tried it ?:)
Have you tried it ?:)
Marmite? Yes. :)
oldboy2000
09-11-2006, 11:33
Marmite? Yes. :)
Sorry mate I was refering to Cheese & Jam / Marmalade
Venomator
09-11-2006, 13:36
Sorry mate I was refering to Cheese & Jam / Marmalade
Yeah but ... adding Marmite turns an ordinary sarnie into a first rate sandwich ...:D
Smooth peanut butter, strawberry jam and sliced banana on wholemeal bread...mmm...
Venomator
09-11-2006, 13:42
You forgot the Marmite Rob ...:D
oldboy2000
09-11-2006, 14:35
Yeah but ... adding Marmite turns an ordinary sarnie into a first rate sandwich ...:D
Had Marmite on Buttered Toast for Breakfast today, delicious.....still have to try it with Cheese & Marmalade & Marmite!
oldboy2000
10-11-2006, 10:04
http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/6441/dsc0094ql0.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
This squeezy jar of marmite does not seem to taste as strong as the normal jar ?
WetSparks
10-11-2006, 10:56
Your right there, I found that too. I think its cos they have 'watered' it down to make it thinner so it will 'squeeze' out of the pot. Nothing wrong with a good o'll glass jar and a need to lick the spreading implement in my book :thumbs:
oldboy2000
10-11-2006, 11:12
Back to the glass jar for me next time Marmite is on the Shopping List...
Venomator
10-11-2006, 12:06
This squeezy jar of marmite does not seem to taste as strong as the normal jar ?
It's well OK for Marmart ... (see Marcel's excellent example above ...!) ... but sod all else ...imo ...:D
Venomator
26-11-2006, 11:51
And to top it all off ... :D
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/26112006/356/celebrities-immortalised-marmite.html
Probably best for them ... and everyone else ...:lol:
Enjoy ...:thumbs:
:p
Venomator
27-11-2006, 11:58
Each to his/her own ... alright for gravy I suppose ... :D
See Poll is won by Lovers of Marmite ... :lol:
See Poll is won by Lovers of Marmite ... :lol:
I knew good sense would prevail on here. :p :D
Venomator
27-11-2006, 12:29
:agree: Marmite ... ooops sorry I mean ... Colin ... :D
:p
That stuff is just sooooo wrong on so many levels.
Agreeing on something there DF :D
Tazmaniandevil
27-04-2009, 10:37
Thrush in a bottle. No thanks.
jazzypurr
27-04-2009, 10:44
Can't get enough of the stuff :)
Venomator
27-04-2009, 10:48
Crikey Bob... :eek: ... and just where did this one get resurrected from... :suspect:
:p
I'm a random third option! Mainly because I don't love it or hate it - I'm just happy enough to eat it if it's there. I like it thinly smeared on hot buttered toast or in a cheese sarnie (decent cheddar works best IMO). There's always a jar in the cupboard, beside the (bigger) jar of Bovril but it's not something that goes on the shopping list until the old jar is empty.
grumpybadger
27-04-2009, 10:59
Holy Thread Revival, Batman!
Anyway, best on a toasted muffin...
Uneducated_Rick
27-04-2009, 11:33
Wow, nearly 18 months. Good revival.
Used to hate it, then loved it, now indifferent to it
Crikey Bob... :eek: ... and just where did this one get resurrected from... :suspect:
:p
Its a "bleed over" from Here (http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=129885)
Yummy. Toasted freshly baked bread, lots of butter and a good layer of the brown stuff! Can't beat it!
dontcha just lurve revivals?
AndyWest
27-04-2009, 15:45
YES...OH VERY YES!!! :D
Harvey_nikon
27-04-2009, 16:59
I neither like nor dislike it.
Nice on toast but if it's to thick then I can't eat it!
dontcha just lurve revivals?
Not a marmite one. yuck! :puke:
Put a small bit of Marmite on the end of a teaspoon, get another teaspoon, and using the back of it, keep tapping the underside of the spoon with the marmite on it.
After a few minutes the marmite goes white!!!!:clap:
Dean:)
Can't stand the stuff its EVIL!!
bully74uk
27-04-2009, 19:22
Love the stuff :love:
Marmite with cheese on toast, melted under the grill. :love:
Marmite with Peanut Butter on toast. :love:
Marmite with cheese on crumpets, melted under the grill. :love:
Marmite in gravy for roast dinner. :love:
I think you get the point :D
Steve Smith
27-04-2009, 20:50
Marmite with Marmalade on buttered toast.
Sounds horrific, but is actually kind of sweet 'n' sour-ish
That sounds fantastic. I will be trying it out later.
Steve.
Elastoman
27-04-2009, 21:36
:runaway: MARMITE!!!! AAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!
Disgusting stuff. Poison. Toxic waste.
Steve Smith
27-04-2009, 21:42
Marmite with Marmalade on buttered toast.
Sounds horrific, but is actually kind of sweet 'n' sour-ish
That sounds fantastic. I will be trying it out later.
Oh yes.... that works!
Steve.
Endorsed by J.H.C
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birdy961
29-05-2009, 17:51
Love it yum yum:love:
justlooking
29-05-2009, 18:07
nasty nasty NASTY stuff :gag:
inaneredstripe
29-05-2009, 18:47
good for putting on bicycle chains, no bllody good for eating.
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