I agree with both these sentimentsalthough you, kebab, should be crying for vegemite.. you are letting your country down
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 2:52,
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BULLSHIT!! i don't want to see the precious vegemite wasted!putting marmite on a carpet is about all that whippet shit is good for!!
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 2:56,
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Marmite and vegemite are made of the same stuff.They're basically the same thing. Marmite is just slightly more concentrated and therefore slightly stronger tasting.
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 2:57,
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they are yes, but they taste extremely different.marmite is sweet vegemite is salty.
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 2:58,
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Nothing sweet about marmite.Unless you're talking about New Zealand marmite.
British and South African Marmite is the same as Vegemite.
From the wikipedia article on Vegemite;
"The texture is smooth and sticky, much like peanut butter. It is not as intensely flavoured as British Marmite and it is less sweet than the New Zealand version of Marmite."
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 2:59,
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British and South African Marmite is the same as Vegemite.
From the wikipedia article on Vegemite;
"The texture is smooth and sticky, much like peanut butter. It is not as intensely flavoured as British Marmite and it is less sweet than the New Zealand version of Marmite."
I've had the stuff imported here.i didn't realise there was a difference between aussie and british marmites.
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 3:01,
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Personally, I've never tried the New Zealand made marmite,but wikipedia says it's sweet, and British marmite certainly isn't that. I've tried Vegemite once and it tasted pretty much the same as British marmite to me.
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Wed 4 Feb 2009, 3:02,
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when i went to new zealand i noticed the marmitewas way sweeter, it contains sugar, unlike the uk version.
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Spunky McPunk not dead yet,
Wed 4 Feb 2009, 6:34,
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