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Marmite is one of the greatest foods ever invented, some people though don't seem to like it, and others neglect it. Here is a documentary on the subject
As for Marmite, it's best served on hot buttered toast and is extra tasty at three in the morning when you can't sleep. Fact.
Back from a 50 mile pootle on the Levels, accompanied by an absolute doorstep of a bacon and brie sandwich which could have easily fed two people as a main course, and then and scones with home-made raspberry jam at a friend's. Stuffed is not the word - I even decided against stopping at the village shop on the way home for chocolate (I'll probably regret this later).
As for Marmite, it's best served on hot buttered toast and is extra tasty at three in the morning when you can't sleep. Fact.
'tis what I've been doing most of the afternoonI'm sitting here feeling quite ......am I allowed a snooze on the sofa?
'tis what I've been doing most of the afternoon
Wonder how Phil got on, anyone checked the A&E ?
Rocky spreads it on his wedding tackle and gets the next door neighbours dog to lick it off.TVC also spreads marmite on the neck seal of his drysuit to keep out the water
Which one?TVC also spreads marmite on the neck seal of his drysuit to keep out the water
Rocky spreads it on his wedding tackle and gets the next door neighbours dog to lick it off.
Rocky spreads it on his wedding tackle and gets the next door neighbours dog to lick it off.
Rocky spreads it on his wedding tackle and gets the next door neighbours dog to lick it off.
Builders tea sounds interesting, I'd certainly try it but I think it would be too strong (and sweet) for me. As for pease pudding No thanks. I hate peas (never liked them, even as a baby) and I hate mushy.... odd though our split peas are green not yellow. I liked the history on builders tea. Funny, the childrens rhyme in reference to pease pudding is pease porridge here...