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grantbone Lustful Lord UID 18269 Digest Posts 0 Credits 929 Posts 854 Karma 927 Acceptance 31 Reading Access 40 Registered 4-1-2009 Status Offline

#1 Post at 24-10-2009 21:30  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L vegemite ok aussie bros...this is way off topic here...but i would like to get some of your feedback on this item...i read an article in the paper or mag, forgot which publication...so i went grocery shopping the other day and saw vegemite on the shelf...out of curiosity, i bought a can. toasted a piece of bread and spread the stuff on...my question for you experts is what are the best ways to prepare or to use vegemite? alone w/ toast, if you use too much it's a bit salty... thanks!

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#2 Post at 24-10-2009 21:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 grantbone's post Ah, at last a serious Q&A topic!   The vegemite connoisseur ensures the bread is of the highest quality and only uses butter, no fake margarine spreads. Wholegrain or white bread can be alternated for variety of taste. Freshly baked bread still hot from the oven is the Pièce de résistance. Users should start with very light quantity and build up volume as the palate matures and becomes accustomed to the taste. Morning vegemite is best served on toast with tea. Fresh bread normally preferred after 11:00am.   Recent Ratings Thai-delight   25-10-2009 14:27   Acceptance   +2   makes my mouth water

grantbone Lustful Lord UID 18269 Digest Posts 0 Credits 929 Posts 854 Karma 927 Acceptance 31 Reading Access 40 Registered 4-1-2009 Status Offline

#3 Post at 24-10-2009 21:59  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L froddo! that is why you are a moderator!!  can handle not only sex related topics but also other useless questions!! thanks for the tip on vegemite!  so combining v w/ butter, eh?  i will have to give this a shot! i tried vegemite w/ peanut butter this morning...it was actually quite good as well...not sure if this is a big faux pau...

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#4 Post at 25-10-2009 00:50  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 grantbone's post Whatever turns your crank, grantbone and the purists can take a hike     After all, the makers of Vegemite are themselves trying to market a variation with built-in cheese

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#5 Post at 25-10-2009 01:56  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Have you seen how much MSG is in that shit? , in HK I eat somewhere and feel kind of thirsty after eating but vegimite and marmite you feel incredibly thirsty after eating it.. And its also a nasty byproduct! , when they brew beer they scrape the scum off the top of it now and again , and it gets tuned into veggiemite/marmite. Life is short very...

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#6 Post at 25-10-2009 02:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I knew Marmite was a product made from yeast extract but I had no idea it was from the scum of making beer... I take my marmite like Froddo does but probably not with as much 'respect'. A nice piece of toast (actually, I find cheaper bread makes a better piece of toast but then again it depends on your preference) and I myself would go for a 'door step' piece of toast. Lightly buttered and Marmite-d. Fantastic start to the morning or a snack fit for a king (or lord or moderater in this case). Off topic, but does marmite drilling cross your mind when we talk about this?

grantbone Lustful Lord UID 18269 Digest Posts 0 Credits 929 Posts 854 Karma 927 Acceptance 31 Reading Access 40 Registered 4-1-2009 Status Offline

#7 Post at 25-10-2009 03:34  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L shit guys...didn't know i'd get so much info from horn dogs like you guys!!  i always knew this forum is helpful for other topics as well!!  thanks all for the insight... kennichi, now you mentioned the msg...damn, i got to go read the label again..didn't see this the first time...i was just getting to like the taste of it... this makes a great snack after getting good exercise from our hobby!

Thai-delight Fucking Legend UID 24922 Digest Posts 0 Credits 11507 Posts 7975 Karma 11136 Acceptance 7410 Reading Access 100 Registered 13-5-2009 Location hong kong Status Offline

#8 Post at 25-10-2009 03:42  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 grantbone's post I know some guys will cringe, but I often eat it straight from the jar while watching a movie - a half spoonful at a time.  Like every other aussie kid, I was brought up on the stuff and love it.

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#9 Post at 25-10-2009 04:22  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L shit td, i almost woke up my so laughing reading your last post...how the hell can you eat that out of the can??!!  it's so damn salty!! i must say once you get the hang of the taste, it's actually pretty good...

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#10 Post at 25-10-2009 05:11  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Buying bread from a man in Brussels He was six foot four and full of muscles I said, "Do you speak-a my language?" He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich And he said, "I come from a land down under Where beer does flow and men chunder Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder? You better run, you better take cover." For those of you old enough to remember the Men Down Under song

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#11 Post at 25-10-2009 06:30  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i still play that song in my classics playlist but yea i didn't like vegemite when i was a kid only when my ex-gf who wasn't even born in oz loved it, so i sometimes i would snack on it too. my fave combo is sao biscuit, margarin/butter and vegemite. oh and a beer

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#12 Post at 25-10-2009 08:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I've never had the stuff, but I once saw it on some talk show and the Americans who tasted it hated it as if they were eating shit.  I have American taste buds as well as Chinese taste buds, I will try anything once but that stuff really looks nasty and by the looks of other fellow Americans' faces after trying it, I probably won't like it either.  I'm guessing it is an acquired taste, sort of like 100 year old eggs, super aged cheeses, shrimp paste steamed fat pork, anchovy fish sauce from vietnam, Durian, HK stinky tofu (my personal favorite),  anyone else wants to add to the list?

Yoneyama Lustful Lord UID 27370 Digest Posts 0 Credits 583 Posts 473 Karma 579 Acceptance 74 Reading Access 40 Registered 7-7-2009 Location somewhere in asia Status Offline

#13 Post at 25-10-2009 12:50  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Well, in the UK they do say 'you either love it or hate' as a slogan for Marmite. Yes it is salty, ok it might be the by-product of making beer but it's still bloody good stuff! Did you guys know that the Malaysian eat Marmite/Vegemite/Brovril in a totally different way? They don't spread it on toast or biscuits....they put it in their congee. So wierd I thought the first time I saw it. Well, not quite as wierd as TD

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#14 Post at 25-10-2009 13:18  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L apparently, they have a new version. iSnack 2.0...obviously trying to copy 'apple' style of branding...anyway, the last time i heard, the response from the public was not good as they felt the name does not suit it well. (im not sure of the taste, but i heard it is easiler to spread on toast) honestly, i am not a fan of vegimite...basically, it a case where you either love it or hate it...oh well.

grantbone Lustful Lord UID 18269 Digest Posts 0 Credits 929 Posts 854 Karma 927 Acceptance 31 Reading Access 40 Registered 4-1-2009 Status Offline

#15 Post at 25-10-2009 13:23  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L td, must report back to you bro...after your post yesterday, when i woke up this morning, headed out to buy some toast...scrounged the fridge and found REAL butter from new zealand...toasted the bread, spread the butter and then the vegemite...that stuff, pretty damn good!  the oil of the butter fits well w/ the vegemite...kinda neutralizes the vegemite a bit so it's not too salty...very good call!  thanks! yoneyama, using the the vegemite/marmite/brovril in congee is like using fermented tofu (do fu ru, in mando)... good stuff and good knowledge!

Thai-delight Fucking Legend UID 24922 Digest Posts 0 Credits 11507 Posts 7975 Karma 11136 Acceptance 7410 Reading Access 100 Registered 13-5-2009 Location hong kong Status Offline

#16 Post at 25-10-2009 14:24  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #11 viperv10's post GB, I won't swallow it at once (now that would be sick ) .... I just suck on it ilike a lollypop when watching a movie.   Yoneyama, I can't stand Marmite.  Some kids at school used to eat it and just the smell of it made me want to puke.  Still does.  I was a vegemite kid through and through.    viperv10, vegemite with sao/jatz biscuits are fabulous (you can get Jatz in Taste supermarket) abcd1234, Yeah, I have heard that.  Some people have called it: iSuck2.0

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#17 Post at 25-10-2009 15:35  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by grantbone at 24-10-2009 21:30 saw vegemite on the shelf...out of curiosity, i bought a can. ... Never seen it in a can - always in jars in HK. But yeah it's the best thing to come out of Australia [along with Nutri Grain cereal]. I like to toast fresh wholewheat bread, unsliced, from my local bakery, spread butter and Vegemite and add slices of fresh cheese. Put back under the grill to melt the cheese. Yummy and healthy snack. I'm NOT Jake !!

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#18 Post at 25-10-2009 15:55  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Vegemite is also great on untoasted white bread with butter. As someone mentioned, newbies should probably use sparingly at first. I bought some when I was living in England, and gave some to friends from around the world to sample. Reactions ranged from a grudging 'it's ok' to horror. No-one really appreciated it. [ Last edited by  ADB at 25-10-2009 17:58 ]

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#19 Post at 25-10-2009 20:14  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L vegemite with cheese toasted sandwich cant go wrong i been living in Australia for 20yrs and took me a little to get use to but i do enjoy it. also for you boys who like cooking steak at home............you can add a little vegemite in your sauce to make it richer and yes i am a chef

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#20 Post at 25-10-2009 20:16  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L like vegemite but i can think of a better name than isnack 2.0 which is what they tried to call the new flavour smells like PR stunt to me

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