Now before I tell you what it was like let me explain to you what Marmite is. According to wikipedia (it'll do for now):
"It is a sticky, dark brown paste with a distinctive, powerful taste that polarises consumer opinion. This is reflected in the company's marketing slogan: "Love it or hate it". It is similar to the Australian Vegemite and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. There is also an Australian version of "Marmite", although this uses a different recipe, and has a much stronger flavour that is comparatively sweet."
With that little explanation let me tell you what I did. I thought it would be good, I really did. So I took a piece of toast and put a nice little helping of it on the corner and took a big old bite. I think it had to have been the worst food experience of my entire life. I've never tasted something so awful before and I've had a lot of bad food in the past. I can't even describe what it was like, I guess mashed vegetables in salt and something bitter. Needless to say I tried to make everyone else try a bite but they all refused after seeing the look on my face.
I believe this is one of those food items that you have to be from Britain to like. I have had some of these, like the lemonade, and all up until now haven't been great but I could stand to eat/drink them. I'm sorry I can't eat these Marmite stuff. Maybe I had it in the wrong context, but who knows. I don't think I was to adventure down that road again.
I believe this is one of those food items that you have to be from Britain to like. I have had some of these, like the lemonade, and all up until now haven't been great but I could stand to eat/drink them. I'm sorry I can't eat these Marmite stuff. Maybe I had it in the wrong context, but who knows. I don't think I was to adventure down that road again.
3 comments:
You are very brave trying a new, strange food. Hopefully, it will make my cooking look good!
Ugh. Glad it was you and not me, Indiana Joe. The marmite is tricky - in that cute little heart shaped container. It looks like a hug for your tastebuds, but it's more of a kick in the teeth.
we sold Marmite at Nino Salvaggios, and my friend Jason who worked there paid me $10 to try a spoonfull of it... no bread... nothing. I would rather eat horse poo than marmite!
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