Introducing Vagimite
It has already reared its yellow cap over the weekend and from the look of it, the Vagimite warning logo was a hit! Some of you have requested to get a clearer look at the fine print, so here goes!
Get acquainted with Vagimite. The next time you see this logo, you know whether to dig in, or keep it capped. Now everyone's happy! And we do listen (and respond) to you guys!
p/s: On another note, has anyone tried Marmite sandwiches? Marmite soup? Tell us how you spread your Marmite love!
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Cool. But when are we going to hear about Jason Chen?!
LOL!
I for one still can't read the fine print. Something about dick?
no no no no no must be Vegemite or no mite at all!
Points to consider:
- Vegemite is much thicker than Marmite
- Vegemite includes vegetable extract (they all do)
- Marmite is based on a pale powder mixed into it
- "The stuff which leaves the brewery is the scrapings from the bottom of the fermenting tank. Like solidified froth it goes off in open topped barrels to the Marmite factory. Each barrel is filled no more than 1/3 full because if the stuff gets damp it starts frothing like mad as the yeast is reactivated".
- Therefore Australian Beer is allot better so wherever the beer comes from determines the taste of the prospective spread
- Promite is the sweetest of the spreads - then Marmite - then good old fair dinkum Vegemite!
So Vegemite has a better taste and consistency and is "true blue"! So better!
EDITOR: Wow Andrew, you know your Mites well! Ever tried Bovril?
Never tried Bovril !
I thought it was an interesting idea to use the vegemite as a warning.
So what do you guys have against the Vegemite?
EDITOR: Nothing! We love the Vegemite!
Or do you mean you love the Vagamite?