marmite

[emily_93]

do u love it or hate it?

[PEATBOG]

my husband has a thing about it at the moment - I say what would you like to eat and he says's "I'll have marmite sandwich" - we even had to buy a new bigger jar! - so he must love it !

[scubadiver]

Lovin' it, Lovin' it, Lovin' it

[Boo2]

I'm lovin it like that! Can't get enough of the stuff x

[filthiestfis]

am I the first person who doesnt love or hate marmite? Its alright once in a blue moon for me.

[doglady]

Hate it, hate it, hate it. Bleuchhh!!

But I do like the Marmite flavoured crisps that Walkers do. And Twiglets.

It's the smell that does it for me. Horrible.

[cheater123]

It should be banned. It's disgusting stuff!!!

[curlyfilm]

even if john prescott was covered in it, i'd have too lick him


love it love it love it

[Playbunny]

used to love it but now prefer vegimite - which is similar but the bonus is if you store it in the fridge it spreads sooooo much better than marmite : )

[mccfluff]

love it and second curlyfilms comment

[cameo]

Hate it! Hate it! Hate it!

[helliebobs]

Love it but can't have too much of it at once. It's lovely in a cheese sandwich and on soliders when you have a boiled egg.

[Snowy Owl]

Love it......try it in a sandwich with grated cheese and watercress .....great. BTW....my OH hates it and keeps his distance when I`ve eaten it!

[lynlockwood]

Love it but husband hates it. I think you need to have been brought up with it. I used to put it on pasta for my daughter when she was a toddler! I recently saw a whole recipe book for Marmite but I thought that was going a bit too far. I'll stick to it on white toast.

[Kim A]

Love it. Hate Vegemite, though. Tastes like salty lard to me...

[x sparkle x]

LOVE it

[Metz]

Love it :o)

[aurelia]

hate it hate it - yuuuuuuukkk

i'm alergic to it too - when i found out - i was like "am i bovvered"

[nickymitch]

I love it SO much i eat it out of the jar!!!!

[gherkinfiend]

i've never met any one who wasn't English who liked it...is it just that you grow up with it?

i'm from ireland and never realised people actually ate it til i moved to England. but all my irish (and scottish) friends don't like it. and anyone from anywhere further afield tend to like Vegemite instead.

is this some weird coincidence or have i discovered some fascinating sociological thing that should be researched?