Haven’t seen it on the shelves for months. The last I saw was a lone jar at Rimping with the price jacked up by 100baht. 

 

Theres something going on and on and it’s not good, they seem to have replaced Gods on spread with an inferior paste called Marmite. 

 

Does anyone one know why Rimping and Tops no longer sell Vegemite?

 

tooroo

1 hour ago, Kunjay said:

Does anyone one know why Rimping and Tops no longer sell Vegemite?

You answered the question

1 hour ago, Kunjay said:

 

They replaced the inferior Oz cr*p with a superior product called Marmite!

 

Last time I was in Kasem store, they had both Marmite and Vegemite but that was a few weeks ago.

May i recommend Heinz ketchup, an all-American product but a world-wide eating pleasure in place of those foul, smelly and way too salty, sticky pastes?

It's hard to find now.

Back in the days when Thai farmers used it to grease the wheels of their oxcarts it was readily available everywhere.

3 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

You answered the question

They replaced the inferior Oz cr*p with a superior product called Marmite!

 

At 350baht it must be superior.

10 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

 

They replaced the inferior Oz cr*p with a superior product called Marmite!

 

I find them equally disgusting. Definitely an aquired taste.

Aussie products are just as good other products that are made

It all about personal and your taste buds

As far as axle grease  i dont think it would work different formula

 

Scottiejohn....Your taste buds are in your rear....That is why you love Marmite.....

Tops online sell vegemite at 169 baht for a 220g jar. And if you buy 7 of more jars you then qualify for free delivery.....!

4 minutes ago, Dmaxdan said:

And if you buy 7 of more jars you then qualify for free delivery

Hang on,

 

And if you buy 7 of more jars you then qualify for free delivery psychiatric assessment.. 

 

There you go...

I think I saw it at Kasem, but that was the vegan variety, not sure they have the "bloody" variety you seek.

3 minutes ago, daoyai said:

I think I saw it at Kasem, but that was the vegan variety, not sure they have the "bloody" variety you seek.

 

Which one is the "bloody" variety ?? Marmite contains no meat products, not sure about that Aussie variety !!

Nobody has mentioned the third one in the trio yet............

 

Because Marmite is far superior to that antipodean vegetable crap. Eat Marmite and be a man.

9 minutes ago, Formaleins said:

Because Marmite is far superior to that antipodean vegetable crap. Eat Marmite and be a man.

24 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:

Nobody has mentioned the third one in the trio yet............

 

Yes Bovril !!, my favourite !!

 

Great on toast .

A lot better than those yeast extracts favoured by the wannabee veggies !!

3 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Yes Bovril !!, my favourite !!

 

Great on toast .

A lot better than those yeast extracts favoured by the wannabee veggies !!

Also a great warm up drink in the winter !!!

or am I thinking of Brandy........

I find them equally disgusting. Definitely an aquired taste.

Here here, somebody with taste!


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Here’s my stash, Bovril, HP sauce and teabags..... the Vegemite is the gf’s ! too salty for me!!

All bought in the Uk as expensive here ( not complaining, I understand imported stuff is gonna be premium prices ).

1 hour ago, AhFarangJa said:

Nobody has mentioned the third one in the trio yet............

 

Never mind the third one . A m8 called Ron brought me back a jar of Mightymite about a month ago and 2 days ago a m8 called Bruce brought me back a jar of Promite .

He also brought over a bottle of Coopers Sparkling Ale , and Parmesan cheese ..but I digest.

1 hour ago, AhFarangJa said:

Also a great warm up drink in the winter !!!

or am I thinking of Brandy........

That is something I miss being here. Going to bed with a warm Brandy . I think that was her name .......Randy Brandy .

Vegemite is a "Real Mans Spread"....why?...because it's made from leftover stuff when they make Beer...

Thats why every Beer Drinker loves it.......and Aussies are pisspots...

 

I used to get mine at Rinping but I bought my last jar at Big C

1 hour ago, Formaleins said:

Because Marmite is far superior to that antipodean vegetable crap.

 

Also being vegetarian, just spelt with an M 

1 hour ago, Formaleins said:

Because Marmite is far superior to that antipodean vegetable crap. Eat Marmite and be a man.

Bet you even put it on your quiche!

 

16 hours ago, chingmai331 said:

May i recommend Heinz ketchup, an all-American product but a world-wide eating pleasure in place of those foul, smelly and way too salty, sticky pastes?

All American as in made in UK and Holland with Italian tomatoes.

19 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

You answered the question

They replaced the inferior Oz cr*p with a superior product called Marmite!

 

Check out the sludge traps at the local abattoir. It's free. Tastes the same.  

1 hour ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Here’s my stash, Bovril, HP sauce and teabags..... the Vegemite is the gf’s ! too salty for me!!

All bought in the Uk as expensive here ( not complaining, I understand imported stuff is gonna be premium prices ).

 

I used to bring teabags back from the UK or Australia on my travels (and Marmite and Vegemite, but lets not go there). Because tea is indeed more expensive here. Plus it's not easy to find anything other than Liptons, which is the tea equivalent of McDonalds - universally available but crap. Thais just do not drink tea.

But Eureka! I'd been wanting to try Barry's tea for ages (note my name) and recently decided to order some on-line, especially as they had a limited edition that included a nice tin with 'my' name on. And it is so strong that I can use a bag twice, maybe more but I don't, and even with postage that makes the superior tea half the price of Liptons.

16 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

I used to bring teabags back from the UK or Australia on my travels (and Marmite and Vegemite, but lets not go there). Because tea is indeed more expensive here. Plus it's not easy to find anything other than Liptons, which is the tea equivalent of McDonalds - universally available but crap. Thais just do not drink tea.

But Eureka! I'd been wanting to try Barry's tea for ages (note my name) and recently decided to order some on-line, especially as they had a limited edition that included a nice tin with 'my' name on. And it is so strong that I can use a bag twice, maybe more but I don't, and even with postage that makes the superior tea half the price of Liptons.