Proper marmite or vegimite sandwich

[bulletbob]

Seems to me like you’re doing a lot of the work here. He owns space in your head and the whole forum is looking at you and wondering why you have this weird obsession.

Nope he only owns space in his head now to you have a suggestion for marminite or not pickle

[bulletbob]

I've never eaten Vegemite, but seeing as it contains yeast, you might want to use it as an ingredient in a stir-fry with soy sauce. It may be close in flavor to nutritional yeast, which isn't anything like baking yeast.

I see Australians use it as a spread, but it's probably an acquired taste. Not much call for it in the US, nutritional yeast is high in folate just as Vegemite is, so I think I'd use it as an ingredient where soy sauce is used. Nutritional yeast and soy sauce are often used together because of the flavor the two create. For example, I make a vegetarian gravy using both that is very much like turkey gravy. Just my opinion, but that's the way I'd use the stuff. I think I might order some and see what I think about it.

Thank you for the suggestion

[Private Pickle]

Nope he only owns space in his head now to you have a suggestion for marminite or not pickle

It's best served cold...

[Common]

I perfer to make him look as stupid as he is. Its not hard he will do all the work .

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[jigglepete]

I met an online Aussie"friend" IRL, he brought me what he referred to as an "Aussie survival pack" it consisted of a "wife beater" style shirt, a pair of flip-flops, and a jar of vegimite. I took him on a "booze cruise" it was the highlight of his US experience... just sayin'

Oh, and I have the vegimite on display, not for consumption.

[Beevee]

Vegemite and Marmite appear to be the same.
I buy Marmite.
I toast a ciabatta roll and butter both sides, then add a thin spread of marmite with a slice of swiss cheese on top.
Delicious, but it's probably an acquired taste and I have used it for more years than I care to remember.
It's salty but goes well with the cheese. I only take it on half of the roll with something else on the other.
Walmart in Canada sell Marmite so I guess they do also in US.