I love it! Straight off the spoon or a nice thin sliver over a hot buttered crumpet! Nom nom nom ?Simple question for the Brits and anyone else who's got their hands on Marmite: love it or hate it?
I love it, personally.
I love it! Straight off the spoon or a nice thin sliver over a hot buttered crumpet! Nom nom nom ?Simple question for the Brits and anyone else who's got their hands on Marmite: love it or hate it?
I love it, personally.
I used to eat it by the spoon when I was younger, and wound up stripping all my tastebuds every. Single. Time! It was worth it, though!I love it! Straight off the spoon or a nice thin sliver over a hot buttered crumpet! Nom nom nom ?
Can’t see I’ve experience the stripping of the tastebuds... I’d say you had a serious issue with marmite ?I used to eat it by the spoon when I was younger, and wound up stripping all my tastebuds every. Single. Time! It was worth it, though!
Full, heaping spoons of it and a very sensitive tongue!Can’t see I’ve experience the stripping of the tastebuds... I’d say you had a serious issue with marmite ?
Hmmmm maybe that’s why I have a sensitive tongue then ... the poor bugger can’t even cope with beans ? (goes to bin the marmite before having one last spoon)Full, heaping spoons of it and a very sensitive tongue!
No because the mite group of foods are yeast spreads, whereas Nutella is a nut spread.Can we add Nutella to the survey?
And nutmite just sounds like a disease...No because the mite group of foods are yeast spreads, whereas Nutella is a nut spread.
excuse me Doctor, I think I have nutmitesAnd nutmite just sounds like a disease...
Well, they did it along with peanut butter. LolNo because the mite group of foods are yeast spreads, whereas Nutella is a nut spread.
I'm still mad about that, actually. What's the point in calling it a peanut if it's not a nut!?peanut butter is a legume spread, not a nut spread
Peanut is not a nut?!peanut if it's not a nut!?
Lol. That was actually back in the Civil War days.My southern friends tell me that the proper name for peanuts is goober peas. It makes as much sense as anything.