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Peace through
superior firepower
| I like to spread it on haggis. |
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Peace through
superior firepower
| quote: Originally posted by old dino:
... had not thought about Haggis with Vegemite but can see, and imagine the taste, how it would be delicious.
I've never had haggis or Vegemite or Marmot or any of those other furry creatures. |
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34" Scale 5-String
| quote: Originally posted by sigarms229:
Vegemite....tried it once, almost vomited.
Nope, no thanks. If anyone ever gives me any I'll send it to you.
That was my reaction the one time I tried the stuff... never again!!!
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Alea iacta est
| I have an incredible scent/taste memory. A scent or flavor can take me back to places in my life, almost as if I was there again, for a brief few seconds. Seeing the marmite, peanut butter and cracker, brought back the taste memory so strong, i was on the verge of gagging. I don’t think I can finish my coffee now. Marmite is like a Viking woman. Quite brutal, and not for the weak.
quote: Originally posted by parabellum: You must have your pants custom tailored to fit your massive balls.
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Baroque Bloke
| quote: Originally posted by Beancooker:
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Marmite is like a Viking woman. Quite brutal, and not for the weak.
Serious about crackers |
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Green grass and
high tides
| I thought it was a dog thing for itching skin 
"Practice like you want to play in the game"
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| quote: Originally posted by snwghst:
I use it or marmite in shepherds and cottage pies
integral ingredient
I do the same. Vegemite/Marmite are both intense yeast extracts that pack a punch flavor wise. I put it in my ragu sauce, any stews, basically any dish with meaty savoriness, adding it will punch-up the flavor quotient to the dish. |
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Banned for
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| quote: Originally posted by pbslinger:
One of those amazing marketing schemes where they convince consumers to actually purchase what is really trash. Kind of like buying vines with your tomatoes.
Darn good marketing scheme for the last 100 years ... since it was created 1922 in Australia and still loved by the Aussies. |
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