Marmite In Thailand

chuchok · May 4, 2005

Marmite

Here's a website for all you marmite lovers out there.

Jai Dee · May 4, 2005

This stuff is better!

Wolfie · May 4, 2005

http://googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_G...&word2=vegemite

Nuff said

Pink Mist · May 4, 2005

remember what happened last time we had the Vegemite V marmite thread ?

Jai Dee · May 4, 2005

http://googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_G...&word2=vegemite
Nuff said

Back off buddy... some Kiwi posted that rubbish!

Hey Bronco... where is that last thread?

To my knowledge, poor ole chuchok is the only Kiwi posting on the forum at present.

chuchok · May 4, 2005

http://googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_G...&word2=vegemite
Nuff said

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Back off buddy... some Kiwi posted that rubbish!

Hey Bronco... where is that last thread?

To my knowledge, poor ole chuchok is the only Kiwi posting on the forum at present.

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Yep, but I haven't said which on I prefer either

withnail · May 4, 2005

Marmite is far superior although in most aussies defence the 'marmite' that you get in Australia is not the genuine article and is indeed even worse than the vegemite.

peter991 · May 4, 2005

My personal preference is Promite as it's not as salty as either Vegemite or Marmite.

I found that you can get Vegemite and Promite at Friendship Supermarket if you are in Pattaya. I have breakfast at Monty's Cafe and Pool Bar and I can always get Vegemite on toast there.

For some reason, Thais don't seem to like the saltiness of Vegemite / Marmite / Promite.

Peter

george · May 4, 2005

I have never tried these products. How do they taste? Are you spreading them on sandwiches or what? Sorry for my ignorance...

peter991 · May 4, 2005

George: You have led a sheltered life

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are 'yeast extracts,' rich in vitamin B and niacin, riboflavin and other things that are good for you. A rich, dark (almost black) spread, which is slightly salty to taste and great on buttered toast.

I remember the actor who played Quincey, MD being introduced to Vegemite when he was in Australia ... he admitted he hated it and promised to look for an antidote.

Maybe you have too much of a sweet tooth ...

Peter

Darknight · May 4, 2005

I have never tried these products. How do they taste? Are you spreading them on sandwiches or what? Sorry for my ignorance...

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Same here George, never heard of the stuff..

Give me this anyday

Jai Dee · May 4, 2005

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are 'yeast extracts,' rich in vitamin B and niacin, riboflavin and other things that are good for you. A rich, dark (almost black) spread, which is slightly salty to taste and great on buttered toast.

Whatever your preference, because of the high vitamin B content, they are all reputed to be very good at helpting getting over a hangover...

Now, don't tell me that George and Darknight don't drink...

withnail · May 4, 2005

Best uses of Marmite are IMHO:

Spread on buttered toast

In cheese sandwiches

With cheese on toast

Ham, cucumber and marmite sandwiches

chuchok · May 4, 2005

I have never tried these products. How do they taste? Are you spreading them on sandwiches or what? Sorry for my ignorance...

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Same here George, never heard of the stuff..

Give me this anyday

I always thought that was for kids.

Edited May 4, 2005 by chuchok

Darknight · May 4, 2005

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are 'yeast extracts,' rich in vitamin B and niacin, riboflavin and other things that are good for you. A rich, dark (almost black) spread, which is slightly salty to taste and great on buttered toast.

Whatever your preference, because of the high vitamin B content, they are all reputed to be very good at helpting getting over a hangover...

Now, don't tell me that George and Darknight don't drink...

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Well I don't drink Alcohol no ???

Jai Dee · May 4, 2005

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are 'yeast extracts,' rich in vitamin B and niacin, riboflavin and other things that are good for you. A rich, dark (almost black) spread, which is slightly salty to taste and great on buttered toast.

Whatever your preference, because of the high vitamin B content, they are all reputed to be very good at helpting getting over a hangover...

Now, don't tell me that George and Darknight don't drink...

Well I don't drink Alcohol no ???

Oops!!!

(searching for the smilie with his foot in his mouth...)

Darknight · May 4, 2005

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are 'yeast extracts,' rich in vitamin B and niacin, riboflavin and other things that are good for you. A rich, dark (almost black) spread, which is slightly salty to taste and great on buttered toast.

Whatever your preference, because of the high vitamin B content, they are all reputed to be very good at helpting getting over a hangover...

Now, don't tell me that George and Darknight don't drink...

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Well I don't drink Alcohol no ???

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Oops!!!

(searching for the smilie with his foot in his mouth...)

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Could it be this one

Jai Dee · May 4, 2005

Could it be this one

steverino · May 11, 2005

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For some reason, Thais don't seem to like the saltiness of Vegemite / Marmite / Promite.

My Thai wife loves Marmite especially in a Cheese sandwich....she likes edam guoda and emmantaal

The Gentleman Scamp · May 11, 2005

Here we go again.

The month of May...

The anual ThaiVisa.com Marmite V Vegemite thread.

For the record, Marmite is by far better.

dr_Pat_Pong · May 11, 2005

As ever, Vaginamite wins

Axel · May 11, 2005

As ever, Vaginamite wins

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I strongly advise you better check the "best before" - date~

Tornado · May 11, 2005

As ever, Vaginamite wins

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I remember that from school days Doc, I think the other one was peanus paste

Vegemite on toast with a poached egg on top - you CANNOT get better than that!

The Gentleman Scamp · May 11, 2005

You Aussies!

That move to the other side of the globe has seriously screwed up your tastebuds.

And I'm slagging off Thai food? ..I should think again.

eddie11 · May 11, 2005

Marmite
Here's a website for all you marmite lovers out there.

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TBWG · February 17, 2006

Best uses of Marmite are IMHO:
Spread on buttered toast

In cheese sandwiches

With cheese on toast

Ham, cucumber and marmite sandwiches

Hi Withnail

You have forgotten 1 vital use..............

I quote health consultant Dr Martin Schweiger "Marmite gives off an odour through the skin that insects find off-putting but human beings cannot smell"

Great for repelling mossies!! assume you eat it on toast rather than smearing it on the bod!!!

TBWG

englishoak · February 22, 2006

First time I came to thailand I had some Marmite with me. Now there may be the occasional exeption but from my survey most Thai's hate it

However if you can get a Thai to try some the face they pull is a picture

The kids are the best as they will try anything

BTW there is only one Marmite all the rest are bad copies ... same same but different

bendix · February 23, 2006

I just got back from a quick trip to the UK. I bought 5 large jars of the wonderful stuff with me. 2 and a half kilos of heaven . . . . . . .. .

markuk · February 23, 2006

I just got back from a quick trip to the UK. I bought 5 large jars of the wonderful stuff with me. 2 and a half kilos of heaven . . . . . . .. .

No need to bring it back, you can buy it in Market Place,

bendix · February 23, 2006

Where? Which MarketPlace? And you mean the real McCoy, right? Not that Australian muck . .

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