Marmite versus Vegemite! It's on!

Marmite versus Vegemite! It's on!


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Maybe it's just me. I've tried both and they taste pretty much the same to me. They're both good spread thinly on toast.
 
What is marmite? When you have a can of worms next to it, I gotta wonder! Is that what makes it more buttery?
 
What is marmite? When you have a can of worms next to it, I gotta wonder! Is that what makes it more buttery?
No worm in it! Just a can for the debate! It is vegetarian approved (not that I am a vegetarian.....just going by there sites.:));););)
 
Yech! Yech! Yech! You guys are sick. When you can have normal "American" food (e.g., Pork Rinds, Menudo, Biscuits and Gravy, Sweetbreads, Head Cheese, Hush Puppies, Fried Okra, Rocky Mountain Oysters, etc.) why go for those weird "furin" things?
 
Yech! Yech! Yech! You guys are sick. When you can have normal "American" food (e.g., Pork Rinds, Menudo, Biscuits and Gravy, Sweetbreads, Head Cheese, Hush Puppies, Fried Okra, Rocky Mountain Oysters, etc.) why go for those weird "furin" things?
Hey! I bet Hush Puppies would be good with a little Marmite! Hmmmm.:)
 
Yech! Yech! Yech! You guys are sick. When you can have normal "American" food (e.g., Pork Rinds, Menudo, Biscuits and Gravy, Sweetbreads, Head Cheese, Hush Puppies, Fried Okra, Rocky Mountain Oysters, etc.) why go for those weird "furin" things?

Must agree. (Nix the headcheese and sweetbreads, though.) (The menudo too.)

I work with two Aussies, one of whom has Vegemite on bread EVERY DAY. Who wants to eat a jar full of toe-jam? (Not only does it look like it, it smells like it.) Foul stuff (and yes, that applies to Marmite as well!)

BTW, Max, I feel highly disenfranchised here - there is no poll category for those who deeply despise the stuff. Time to call Al Sharpton.
 
I haven't tried Marmite but I just had two large jars of Vegemite mailed all the way to Japan and have been enjoying vegemite and butter on toast for breakfast for some time. My kids like it too but they say it smells like vitamins.
 
I haven't tried Marmite but I just had two large jars of Vegemite mailed all the way to Japan and have been enjoying vegemite and butter on toast for breakfast for some time. My kids like it too but they say it smells like vitamins.
Order some Marmite! You will never go back!:):):):)
 
BTW, Max, I feel highly disenfranchised here - there is no poll category for those who deeply despise the stuff. Time to call Al Sharpton.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Al Sharpton? I already called Jessie Jackson. He said that that vegemite was a rascist food promoted by Australians who, as everyone knows, are not a very diverse people (e.g., 94% European, 4.5% Asian, 1.5% Aboriginal). Besides the standard earliest ages for homo sapiens (according to evolutionary scenarios) are tens of thousands of years later than the dates for extant Aboriginal Australians. See! The Australians don't even consider people of color to be human!

Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie!
 
BTW, Max, I feel highly disenfranchised here - there is no poll category for those who deeply despise the stuff. Time to call Al Sharpton.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Al Sharpton? I already called Jessie Jackson. He said that that vegemite was a rascist food promoted by Australians who, as everyone knows, are not a very diverse people (e.g., 94% European, 4.5% Asian, 1.5% Aboriginal). Besides the standard earliest ages for homo sapiens (according to evolutionary scenarios) are tens of thousands of years later than the dates for extant Aboriginal Australians. See! The Australians don't even consider people of color to be human!

Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie! Jessie!
:lol:....nice.:cool:
 
But what is marmite? and what is menudo?

Menudo is a traditional Mexican spicy soup made with tripe. Here in Mexifornia, it is a staple, sold everywhere.

I had never heard of marmite until this thread. According to the Web:

Marmite is the name given to two similar food spreads, one produced in the United Kingdom and the other in New Zealand. Marmite is made from yeast extract, a by-product of beer brewing. Marmite is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

The British version is a sticky, dark brown paste with a distinctive, powerful taste. Being both extremely salty and extremely umami, the taste of Marmite is comparable to soy sauce. This distinctive taste is reflected in the British company's marketing slogan: "Love it or hate it." It is similar to the Australian Vegemite, Swiss Cenovis.


Double yech!!! I bet their is a law against this stuff in 38 states. Come on theonomists. Can't you find some violation of an Old Testament law in here somewhere?
 
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