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[Glesgalass]

Re: brunch

It's an acquired taste and it has to be just scraped on. I got to like it when my eldest was a baby and I'd give him some vegemite toast fingers.

[Alastair]

Re: brunch

I quite enjoy a slice of bread and butter with Marmite but just a little. Mind you haven't eaten that in years.

Alastair

[sandyc]

Re: brunch

Still not convincing me~~

[sandyc]

Re: brunch

Marmite, vegemite, a great big NO thanks~

[1938 Observer]

Re: brunch

Marmite, vegemite, a great big NO thanks~

Sandy............

This must be the one for you...Promite................tastes nice on grain bread with a slice of very tasty cheese.....................I was "Vegemite" for decades, then the salty taste got to me................I even featured in an newspaper advertisment for Veg [about 70 years + ago].

Now................read on......................

Promite
Promite® Spread is a vegetable and yeast extract which is a delicious spread on toast or bread. Promite Spread has a smooth texture with a unique taste which all the family will love.
http://www.masterfoods.com.au/spreads/promite/

[sandyc]

Re: brunch

I still don't fancy any spread with yeast. My Grandpa used to be a baker and would spread yeast on a hot newly baked roll, disgusting!!! Mind you if I am bothered by fleas I my try it!

Sandy

[albalad]

Re: brunch

I always used to be a Marmite fan until "Marmageddon" - then I had to switch to Vegemite. After the Marmite factory was up and running again I went and bought a jar - then went straight back to Vegemite. Still don't know if it's me or the product... I might have to give Promite a try.

[Alastair]

Re: brunch

What's Promite?

Alastair

[1938 Observer]

Re: brunch

What's Promite?

Alastair

Alastair,


Here you for your edification on this culinary delight.....................it may even improve the flavour of your "Special Treats" [Haggis & Black Pudding


Here 'tis.................. Promite Spread has a smooth texture with a unique taste which all the family will love.

http://www.masterfoods.com.au/spreads/promite/


Gordon. :angelic:

[Alastair]

Re: brunch

Many thanks for that Gordon. I have eaten Marmite but having eaten it it can then be months if not years before I try it again. Don't know why that is mind you.

I still have a jar of Marmite I purchased some 10 years ago!

Alastair

[Hugh]

Re: brunch

Does it improve with age?

Hugh

[Alastair]

Re: brunch

Well it still draws the cheeks in when you taste it Hugh so guess it's still good <grin>

Alastair