02 Mar 07 - 05:34 AM (#1983659) Subject: BS: guiness marmite From: Davetnova Anybody tried it yet? |
02 Mar 07 - 06:04 AM (#1983678) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Alec Never heard of it until you posted.Am now desperate to try it.:0) |
02 Mar 07 - 06:07 AM (#1983681) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: George Papavgeris A marmite of Guiness? What a bewitching idea! |
02 Mar 07 - 06:09 AM (#1983682) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: catspaw49 Its not available in the US......so who is going to send Ol' Spaw a bottle? Spaw |
02 Mar 07 - 06:16 AM (#1983686) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Scrump What's this? Marmite made from Guinness yeast extract? Yum! |
02 Mar 07 - 07:46 AM (#1983745) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Sandra in Sydney Spaw, are you giving up Vegemite? Or just offering to do a taste test? Which? reports & campaigns |
02 Mar 07 - 08:01 AM (#1983752) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: JennyO Hmm! I'm a happy little Vege-mite from way back, but I'm also a Guinness lover, so in spite of the fact that it's Marmite, this idea has a lot of appeal. I wonder if they will try it out in Oz? Just bring it on - I'll be happy to do a taste test! |
02 Mar 07 - 08:34 AM (#1983776) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: The Fooles Troupe Oz already has Promite, which is less salty. Then there is the Dick Smith one too... |
02 Mar 07 - 08:35 AM (#1983778) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Jean(eanjay) I haven't heard of it until now but I like both guinness and marmite so if I can find it I'll give it a go and let you know. |
02 Mar 07 - 08:41 AM (#1983783) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: GUEST,Cats I haven't seen it yet in the shops down here but I'll keep looking. Marmite always used to be made from the remains of the brewing which is why it was next to the Bass brewery in Burton on Trent for many years [don't know if it still is, haven't been there for ages]. You can get guiness marmite on britsuperstore website which will post various foods anywhere in the world. |
02 Mar 07 - 09:09 AM (#1983802) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Dave Roberts I've tried it. It was on special offer at Morrisons in Winsford last week (still over £3 though). It tastes very much like ordinary Marmite. Perhaps a little more 'bitter', which I suppose you might expect. |
02 Mar 07 - 09:12 AM (#1983809) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Dave Roberts I note, looking at the 'Which' report that the rrp is only £2.49. I'm sure I paid more that that. Reckon I was done... |
02 Mar 07 - 12:27 PM (#1984066) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Liz the Squeak It's just wrong on SOOOO many levels... LTS - Marmite and Guiness hater. |
02 Mar 07 - 12:28 PM (#1984069) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: guitar how disgusting |
02 Mar 07 - 12:29 PM (#1984071) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: guitar bovrol and Guiness that what it taste like to me, a sandwich and bovrol |
02 Mar 07 - 12:35 PM (#1984083) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Scoville Marmite, Vegemite, Bovrol . . . now we know where UK and American English officially part ways: At the supermarket. |
02 Mar 07 - 12:47 PM (#1984100) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: ossonflags Does Muppett know? |
02 Mar 07 - 01:38 PM (#1984141) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: McGrath of Harlow Not "Bovrol", "Bovril" - it's with the gravy. |
02 Mar 07 - 02:13 PM (#1984173) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Dave Roberts But, folks, it's so good for you. All that yeast and stuff. I'll admit that the first time you try Marmite it tastes like s**t, but you must persevere. If you close your eyes and think of England (or Uncle Sam for our American cousins)it's possible to imagine (on a good day, and with a following wind) that Marmite tastes a bit like beef extract. The secret, as the manufacturers will tell you, is to spread it very thinly on toast. If you take in too much too soon you'll regret it. Oh yes. |
02 Mar 07 - 02:36 PM (#1984197) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Noreen It's good! |
02 Mar 07 - 03:12 PM (#1984242) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Den Guinness has two 'n's. Over and out. |
02 Mar 07 - 03:18 PM (#1984248) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: open mike oh i have just been prescribed a low salt diet,, so i guess marmite is out...guess i will have to give away my jar,,,who wants it? |
02 Mar 07 - 04:04 PM (#1984300) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: GUEST,lox So you like trad? You like guinness? and you like marmite? CHECK THIS OUT!!!!!!! WOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO ....... |
02 Mar 07 - 05:02 PM (#1984337) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: MartinRyan When I was a kid, there was a spread called GYE - Guinness Yeast Extract. I think they made it themselves - or possibly contracted it out . I'm talking early 1950's here. Eventually it was discontinued. Sounds like its time has come again! Regards |
02 Mar 07 - 06:57 PM (#1984416) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: bubblyrat There"s one made from ants ,as well. It"s called " Termite ". |
02 Mar 07 - 06:58 PM (#1984418) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: MartinRyan So well termite be... Regards |
03 Mar 07 - 05:48 AM (#1984725) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: guitar I'm not too good with Spelling |
03 Mar 07 - 05:59 AM (#1984731) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: John MacKenzie Spaw had two Ns once, but one them turned into Ohio Fried Chicken. G. |
03 Mar 07 - 01:11 PM (#1985053) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: Dave Roberts I have now been back to Morrisons in Winsford, and the price is indeed £2.49 ('While stocks last'). I don't know why I thought it was more expensive. Meanwhile I have now bought some Birds Eye frozen soya beans. The TV ads for these have me most intrigued. They look like elongated garden peas or, alternatively, like bright green baked beans. I can't wait to find out what they taste like. |
03 Mar 07 - 07:28 PM (#1985334) Subject: RE: BS: guiness marmite From: GUEST,lox Just see this thread and been reminded - ... must remember to stock up tomorrow ..... (!!!) You think I'm joking? |