Marmite Reviews

I recently purchased this product not having eaten it since my childhood. I must say what a disappointment! Is is just me or have they changed the recipe??...it is incredibly salty! I dont remember it tasting like this, and it is a shame because I used to enjoy it's yeasty, wholesome flavour. I have read other reviews and not one has mentioned ...

The saying is so true, you do either love it or hate it...Luckily for me i personally love it! Even the smell makes my mouth water. Its so good on cheese on toast, sandwiches but even better on jacket potatoes! If you melt butter, then cover in marmite and melt cheese all over the top its so delicious! Marmite has been on ...

Some people love it! Some people hate it! Where do I fall? Because I like it, only a thin layer occasionally as something different to ham, cheese or jam. My pot is a 200g plastic upside down squeezy pot, similar in shape to the glass jar. It's easier to dispense and you don't get sticky fingers. The flip top is easy to open, tip upside ...

I am one of the people who love Marmite but I can understand why some people hate it. It is because it has such a very strong taste that people can go either way and I have never met anyone who has said Marmite is OK, it is always that they love or hate it. The taste is hard to describe I think. It is salty and it has a meat flavour ...

They say you either love Marmite or hate it - and its true. I love it. Marmite is a brilliat sandwich filler and great on toast. It is a thick spread made from yeast exctract and has quite a distinguishing flavour. If you were to layer it on thick it can become very strong and almost bitter but I find a thin layer over ...

Like all the adverts say: You either love it or you hate it. And guess what, I HATE IT! Its disgusting. It looks like chocolate spread but smells and tastes like bum. My mum was a big fan and constantly tried to tempt me with its crude oil like charms but I was never won over. Recently I attempted to try it again, maybe If I did it out ...

I love it. You either love it or hate it so I must love it and must rate it 5 stars. But seriously, I think it's lovely. It has a very unique and distinct taste to it, which boosts it above other spreads. It tastes great with loads of different things too...cheese, pepper, onions; you just have to try for yourself! The first ...

I am definitly a lover of it not a hater. And like in one of the adverts a while back, it does cause problems between me and my boyfriend. He does hide it from me if i want a marmite sandwich, because he cant stand it. The best way to have marmite is on thinly sliced cheap white bread with loads and loads of margerine, and a tiny amount of ...

I love marmite! I must say when people tell me they hate it I do wonder how they have spread it on their toast. You see there is a definite art to spreading marmite on your toast. NB. It must be spread ultra thinly. If you go spreading it on like you would cream cheese or jam in a thick indulgence like way then sorry to say it, you will ...

The telivision advert for marmite says you will either love it or hate it and i definatley hate it. After seeing it advertised on the telly for so many years and in other peoples cupboards i decided wholst out shopping to buy a jar. Later that evening i made me some toast and opened the jar of marmite. The smell from the jar is lovely, ...

There can be few people who haven’t heard of marmite; afterall it’s been around since 1902! Marmite is made from yeast extract, a by-product of beer brewing. Marmite is a good source of B vitamins so is really useful for anyone who is anaemic as well as being a good source of folic acid. The Marmite advert says that there are those ...

I really think that this is the sort of food you either love or hate. It is also perhaps something that you have to grow up with in order to really appreciate. Many people from countries that do not have marmite, such as the USA, hate it when the first try it at an older age. FOr myself, I really love Marmite, especially on toast with ...

I absolutely adore marmite whilst my husband cannot stand it . To anyone who has never tasted it the flavour is very distinctive , unmistakable and hard to describe . One reason Marmite is packaged in such a small jar is you only need a thin scraping of it as the flavour is very strong . I must admit I like a little more but too much and even ...

Marmite, a part of my chilhood and still is a big part of my life.To me, there is no separating a piece of crisp toast and marmite.A true start to a day.

Marmite is definitly a love or hate product, i personally love it. its not too expensive, is vegetarian and taste great. its very unique in its taste. the best way to enjoy marmite is on a lovely hot slice of toast with loads of melted butter. of course you need to be careful not to spread it too thickly as it can overpower your taste buds and ...

--------Its lingering stench reaps Revenge until night’s long end A dark side beckoning some To savour more Bewitched as one-------- (An extract from The Dark Side of Marmite I’ve written for Halloween) Marmite divides itself with those who fall either into the ‘Hate It’ or ‘Love It’ camp. Me? Call ...

Marmite is that brown, sticky stuff that comes in black jars with yellow lids. It has a salty taste and is pure yeast extract which is a by-product of the brewing industry. You can spread this on bread, toast, or crackers, or even add it to soup, stews and gravies. That is, of course, if you like it. Never has any other ...

My mate, Marmite! Excellent catchphrase and motto for such a friendly looking jar - short, smooth, and utterly irresistible! Having travelled abroad, this taste of Britain normally makes the trip with us and has proven to a delightful reminder as well as a huge source of hilarity amongst those not privileged to have been brought up on this 100% ...

Now then. There's not really a lot that can be said about Marmite - it's a by-product of the brewing industry for starters. A what-now? BY PRODUCT? How can something this great be a by-product? You can even get Marmite-flavoured Walkers' crisps now, which is superb... (whether they actually taste of Marmite is up for debate ...

I've been notoriously fond of Marmite since I was very young, often wanting to eat Marmite on toast at various points of the day…this hasn't changed. Due to Marmite being an important part of my diet, I thought I would write a review showing more of an insight into the history of the product, the benefits and the well know campaign "you ...