The Danes have Taste

[elsiegee40]

I'm in the pro-Marmite camp! How DARE they!!!!!

[featured_spectre]

Fix the poll to a No I hate the stuff, and Yes I love the stuff option and I will take it seriously. Another reason for Denmark banning it is because of the combustable nature of the product and its use in bomb making (yes with the right ingredients the stuff makes a potent grenade)

[witch]

Poll changed in the interests of eduharmony...

[mac_shinobi]

im with teejay on this one

 

Me 2 - nothing like marmite on toast

[featured_spectre]

Love it...the stuff is amazing, nothing quite beats it, but I am alone in my family on this one! lol

[Poults]

Ham and marmite sandwich-unbeatable.

[teejay]

Nooo - ham and wholegrain mustard!

[Poults]

Hmm, dare i say it? Mustard should be banned!

[cromertech]

What no "I can take it or leave it!" option

[laserblazer]

A dollop of marmite in with the beans gives beans on toast an added dimension.

[featured_spectre]

When I cooked roast chicken last week I put marmite on the skin to make it crisp up nicely....everyone commented on how great it tasted. lol

[Rydra]

So they are threatening to pursue "Civil Disobedience" if it's banned..

 

MARMITEANS! UNITE! FIGHT FOR THE 'MITE!

[jamesb]

But...but...it's not been banned...

 

It's just never been approved for sale - probably because it's never been submitted for approval.

[CESIL]

Try spreading Marmite on the toast before putting the beans on top...lovely...

 

Oh and I only became a fan after eating leftovers when feeding my kids about 20 years ago...before that I thought I hated it, but I think I had it confused with Bovril...

[Guest Guest]

Marmite on toast (cut into 4 pieces per slice) cured all of my childhood ailments.

 

Why, did you tell them if they don't get better sharpish they will have to eat it. A bit like when you did rugby training and the last person to get round the field had to suck on a pickled onion?

[AyatollahPies]

Why, did you tell them if they don't get better sharpish they will have to eat it. A bit like when you did rugby training and the last person to get round the field had to suck on a pickled onion?

 

Childhood, not children.

[Guest Guest]

Childhood, not children.

 

Oh well eh:o