Marmite Banned in Denmark
According to reports like this, Marmite has now been banned in Denmark.
It doesn’t bother me. I must be the only man in the world, who made his late wife a morning cup of Marmite before she got up in the morning for at least a dozen years, after she cut down on coffee.
I think I used to eat it as a child, but I haven’t had a taste for perhaps ten years or so, when I accidentally got C’s toast under my scrambled egg.
The Anonymous Widower 
I had jaundice as an 8 year old…there was a rigid diet to stick to…and marmite was part of what I was allowed. Apparently the vitamin content is good…
I loathed the stuff then…and still wont have any of it..no way.
Anyone who wants my share of that stuff is welcome..
J
Comment by Apricot | May 25, 2011 |
I wouldn’t choose to eat it. I prefer my toast with a decent marmalade or jam. Usually from Essex.
Comment by AnonW | May 25, 2011 |
Take one antionette savile bread roll. Split it, lightly butter it, add marmite to one side and put cheese on the other. Put it into a toastabag and then into the toaster.
Delicious
Comment by liz | May 25, 2011 |
I’m still not convinced. Anyway, with only one hand that can’t stand hot or cold, that sounds like it would be too difficult for me. I usually flick the toast up and catch it with my right hand.
Comment by AnonW | May 25, 2011 |
My hand cant feel hot or cold properly, or knives, hence I need someone to split the roll for me!
I have always liked Marmite
I had called into my local Starbucks for a posh coffee on my way home from somewhere and they were doing a cheese and marmite panini and I could smell it, and came home and invented my own version!
Comment by liz | May 25, 2011 |