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I changed to Tesco's for a while, but that's yuck too (though not as bad as Vegemite) so had to change back. A jar lasts for ages anyway so I don't really mind.
Ever noticed how you can always get an extra scrape out of the "empty" jar, enough for another slice of toast at least:jGardener’s pest is chef’s escargot0 -
The trick is to lay the jar on one of the thinner sides overnight, you can get a reasonable scrapeing pooled up in the jar.
A medium sized jar only lasts us about a week, we are obsessed with the stuff! I make drinks out of it like others do with Bovril, and make Marmite pastry strips, which are a little like twiglets.
I lurve Marmite0 -
To answer people who have messaged me:
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It is available elsewhere more cheaply but still a lot more than Marmite.0 -
i usally get yeast extract from a health food store called daily bread and that works out a lot cheaper than marmite and tastes better,I am responsible me, myself and I alone I am not the keeper others thoughts and words.0
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not parsnips roasted in marmite now thats going too far Sharramortgage free as of 06/02/2008#
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Veggie Bovril WAS best, but now its got dead cows in it.0
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I remember trying Boots--as in chemist--veg extract & thinking it was a X twix Marmite & Bovril.
Have to say that I'd get lynched if we ever ran out of Marmite in this house:D
Curious tho, that the OP asked for nutritional differences as opposed to taste, & no-one has really answered.......I couldn't tell you either cuz growing up my sister was the Bovril fan whilst I've always been a Marmite Baby:rotfl:Full time Carer for Mum; harassed mother of three;loving & loved by two 4-legged babies.
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funnily enough after not eating marmite for years I have been buying it for the last few weeks following a craving. Def not pregnant. And now am a fan again. I asked my veggie ds what he thought about it and he said "It's ok I suppose" Is he the only person in the world who is indifferent ?
Apparantly marmite is good for menopausal women. So maybe that was why I was craving it, in fact I am going to have some now.Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination:beer:
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marmiteeeeeeeeee yummy
my husband HATES it though.0
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