My favorite savory munchies

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My favorite savory munchies

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Toasted bread, butter, Marmite

Toasted bread, butter, sliced banana, Marmite

Toasted bread, butter, peanut butter, Marmite

Toasted bread, butter, peanut butter, cucumber, Marmite

All favorites of mine, does anyone have any other favorites ?


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Cheese and onion pasty from greggs.
Classy bugger me :wink:
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you sure like marmite!

my fave is teriyaki chicken and or gyoza.
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Post by ynnos »

mmm, greggs, i dig the corned dog pasty, not tried em wi marmite tho !
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Never heard of Marmite before. Checked it out online. It's made from old brewer's yeast. Yum!???!

When I'm in the Dam I always end up at Wok to Walk. Rice or noodles with chicken and coconut curry. Wonder if you can get it with Marmite?
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Post by Boner »

Marmite is love or hate, I hate it personally.

Savoury snacks? sausage rolls, pork pies, crisps.
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Boner wrote:Marmite is love or hate, I hate it personally.

Savoury snacks? sausage rolls, pork pies, crisps.
at the risk of sounding like a yank, what is marmite?
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its beef/yeast extract and contains vitamin B12, and yes you either love it or hate it
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ynnos wrote:its beef/yeast extract and contains vitamin B12, and yes you either love it or hate it
Sorry...its not beef...its vegetarian...you thinking of Bovril... :?:
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Post by Sir Niall of Essex-sire »

vegimite is much better than marmite.

For me it has to be Quavers, sun dried tomatos and samoas's.
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buttered toast with blue dragon sweet chilli sauce instead of jam...wierd but it works...nearly forgot...go to asda(walmart) get the curry and rice from the deli counter,then add the said curry n rice to microwaveable tortillas...Indexican!! eez simples
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we have some marmite in the cupboard.
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chilly1952 wrote:Never heard of Marmite before. Checked it out online. It's made from old brewer's yeast. Yum!???!

When I'm in the Dam I always end up at Wok to Walk. Rice or noodles with chicken and coconut curry. Wonder if you can get it with Marmite?
im exactly the same i LOVE wok to walk, noodles,steak,coconut sauce
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Yep, that's a prime grade A muchie killer!
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Post by Bernum »

Kettle chips, preferably Chilli, but any sort of chips/crisps will do.
I like Vegemite too, Promite and Marmite are also acceptable.
I like to toast some bread and put Vegemite, Cheese and Honey on, goes alright.
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