Marmite terrorism

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ayceejay

Guru
Location
Rural Quebec
It is well documented that people either love Marmite or they hate it, I am in the former camp'
I was in England over Christmas and I bought a jar (I can't get it here) when it came time to leave I realised after locking my suitcase and piling it into the car that my Marmite was in a kitchen cupboard I rushed back and put it in my carry on. At the airport (Heathrow) I was pulled aside to explain something in my bag - the Marmite that was confiscated. I am aware of the rules but I had forgotten about the Marmite but I was just wondering how much harm I could do? If I forced it on fellow plane passengers who hate it would I qualify as a terrorist?
 

ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Location
Rides Ti2
I'm one of those rare beasts that can take it or leave it. Neither loving or hating it. Sometimes I have it on toast in the morning. Sometimes I think, nah, yuk.
 

Hill Wimp

Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
It is well documented that people either love Marmite or they hate it, I am in the former camp'
I was in England over Christmas and I bought a jar (I can't get it here) when it came time to leave I realised after locking my suitcase and piling it into the car that my Marmite was in a kitchen cupboard I rushed back and put it in my carry on. At the airport (Heathrow) I was pulled aside to explain something in my bag - the Marmite that was confiscated. I am aware of the rules but I had forgotten about the Marmite but I was just wondering how much harm I could do? If I forced it on fellow plane passengers who hate it would I qualify as a terrorist?
That's would be torture.

I'd tell you anything if you forced me to eat itxx( in between vomiting of course.
 

Spinney

Bimbleur extraordinaire
Location
Back up north
Just eating a hot crumpet with lashings of melted butter and marmite. Yummmm!! :hungry::hungry::hungry: :mrpig:
 
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User482

Guest
I'm one of those rare beasts that can take it or leave it. Neither loving or hating it. Sometimes I have it on toast in the morning. Sometimes I think, nah, yuk.
I don't like it on toast, but quite like it as a flavouring. Apparently "meh" is not an option...
 

keithmac

Guru
Me and my daughter love it (including twigglets), my son dislikes it and the wife would be physically sick if forced to eat a slice of Marmite on toast.

Poached or scrambled eggs on toast with a liberal spreading of marmite, lovely. Also transforms beans on toast, with a drizzle of soy sauce to finish!.
 
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