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    @Kruse And the Minogue sisters.

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    Apparently Bovril is a meat extract. The more you know ...

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    @sparky said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    @Kruse And the Minogue sisters.

    Way more attractive and can sing better than Nick Cave too

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    @Tim said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    Apparently Bovril is a meat extract. The more you know ...

    Too right! None of the woke veg based stuff for this African

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    UK Marmite > Vegimite > NZ Marmite for me

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    They’re both absolute shit

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    How about a hot bovril......

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    @Tim said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    Apparently Bovril is a meat extract. The more you know ...

    Basically a beef tea?

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    what differentiates bovril from beef stock?

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    @Kiwiwomble said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    what differentiates bovril from beef stock?

    Google says Bovril is a beef and yeast extract product

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    @Bones said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    @Tim I think UK marmite is probably pretty similar to Vegemite, I can't really think what the difference might be now...seems a bit deeper and less sharp.

    I'd agree in that I similarly can't stand either of them.

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    @Bones said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    I think UK marmite is probably pretty similar to Vegemite

    Mrs TR gets the UK Marmite (Our Mate in NZ) and typically the UK Marmite is a more 'viscous' (is that the right word?) consistency than vegemite, probably between treacle/golden syrup and vegemite/marmite?

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    @taniwharugby i think more "runny" would be "less viscous"...but yeah, i like it because its a bit easier to spread

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    50 posts on on Vegemite v marmite in the rugby season.
    bring on peanut butter

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    i'll add, Marmite/Vegimite with butter on a warm cheese scone?....amazing

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    Cheese and marmite sandwiches is my go to. Cheese slices usually. 40 sec in the Microwave. I have seen people have it with a bit of lettuce.

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    Marmite smeared on Meal Mates was my go-to snack as a young fella.

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    @Kiwiwomble said in Vegemite v Marmite:

    i'll add, Marmite/Vegimite with butter on a warm cheese scone?....amazing

    Vegemite on toasted homemade chilli cheese bread is where it's at. My everyday.

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    @Bones i would 100% try that 🤤

    edit...i will be making cheese scones tonight

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