Marmite love it or hate it ?

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Love it !

A Ryvita , marmite , and Longley cottage cheese . Food of the gods .

Other than on hot buttered toast , what's your go it must have with marmite food .

Omg this sounds like my heaven

love marmite, goes in everything, spaghetti bolognese, chilli, gravy
best on thick buttery toast

Love Marmite.

I have it on Ryvita, spread thickly and topped with cottage cheese (preferably Longley) and sliced tomatoes, lots of black pepper.

Or with cheese on toast, or hot well buttered crumpets.

Marmite and tomato sandwiches. Especially with lots of butter and big beef tomatoes.

I don't mind it, have it from time to time but if it wasn't in the cupboard anyway for DH I probably won't have think about it

Marmite and Dairylea are the perfect combination 😋

foul stuff.

Love, love, love ❤️ 😍

I make a cheese dip/bake thing with strong cheddar, crème fraiche and cream cheese heated in a Bain Marie with a teaspoon of marmite and some cornflour to stabilise. Once it's all amalgamated I brown it under the grill and serve it as a communal starter with crudités and bread sticks. My husband gags at the smell of marmite normally but he eats bowls of this.

I normally eat very low fat, low carb but once in a while I treat myself to a homemade cheese scone, toasted and spread with butter and marmite. Yum!

I love the marmite and peanut butter jars they sell.

Same here. I have it every once in a while.

I’m entirely ambivalent about it. It’s ok, don’t either love or hate it

Marmite or vegemite on buttered crumpets
Or, with peanut butter & banana on toast
Lush

Only Marmite will do at times!

Thanks Op, that's lunch sorted: Toasted crumpets, slabs of butter and a scraping of Marmite.

At the risk of derailing this, for me, the question is “yeast extract: like it all loathe it?”.

Marmite is utterly vile because it is so salty. It makes my mouth pucker.Yeast extract, on the other hand, is extremely delicious. I do wish that people understood that there is more to yeast extract than Marmite.

The Meridian one is very low salt and I absolutely adore the taste of that.

I love it, but it's UPF, so i've stopped eating it...

Wholemeal toast, crumpets, Ryvitas, wholemeal bagels are all perfect for Marmite.

I don't really have a sweet tooth so if we have had something like pudding I have to sneak a spoonful of Marmite to get rid of the sugary taste.

Marmite is amazing, ,none of the alternatives can touch it for taste.

Toast, marmite, peanut butter (not the pre-mixed stuff for some reason that is rank).
Toast, marmite, avocado, poached egg
Toast or crumpets, butter. marmite
Soft white bread, butter, marmite

I agree it goes SO well with Dairylea. Also M&S sell a cheddar infused with marmite and that is delicious.

Yes, the Meridian one tastes like salt-free Marmite.

I'm having a cheese, Marmite and cucumber sandwich for lunch at this very moment.

Love it and have done since about 6 months old.
Boiled egg and marmite soldiers was a staple when growing up.
I was also served some really delicious, clear soup with julienne vegetables in it on holiday a few years ago.
We were all wondering what the stock was (the consensus was a very refined chicken stock), so asked the chef. Revelation - 1 tsp. Marmite dissolved in 1l boiling water!

Love it! I ate it by the spoonful from a jar when I was pregnant

Now I love it on toast or cheesy crumpets, or scrambled egg, yum!

Cream crackers with peanut butter,cheese and marmite absolutely bloody marvellous. I was introduced to this combo in Sydney back I the 1990s and still my favourite Marmite snack.

Marmite with cheese in any form. I have been known to dip wotsits into marmite.

Mature cheddar and marmite toastie. Cheapest thin white loaf (more filling) buttered on the outside. The best toastie ever (I had a toastie business and tried so many, none come close. Cheese and marmite enhance each other).

Warm it in a bath of hot water and it'll spread nicely without tearing the bread