I had a quick glance at the star ratings fellow Dooyooers had given these Marmite Breadsticks and it appears I am definitely in the minority because I really like them and will definitely buy more in the future. I love Marmite so was tempted by a recent offer of 1 box of cereal bars with a packet of breadsticks free - thinking I had got a real bargain I gladly parted with £1. The cereal bars were disgusting so I wasn't in a hurry to try the sticks but I ate the contents of the bag yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed them. It states on the front of the packet 'breadsticks will never have to be bland and boring again now that we've baked them with ...  Read the complete review

These breadsticks have been lurking in the back of the cupboard for a few months now, my thoughtful husband knowing I like Marmite bought these as part of a buy five packets for £2.00 deal at Asda. I neither love nor hate Marmite, it mixes up the morning toast routine a little and livens up the odd sandwich but it's not like I crave the stuff. Sadly this is why they were in the cupboard for as long as they were. My husband pulled them out this morning and decided to give them the once over, I figured they weren't as appealing as he had first thought when he handed me a half full packet, offering to get me glass of water as well. The packet is a matt ...  Read the complete review

I love Marmite. In fact, I practically worship it. Not only do I have a super-gigantic pot of it at home, I actually have one at work too. By this time next year, I'll have reached the point where I feel uncomfortable if I'm more than a few metres away from a jar. I'll probably own a Marmite T-shirt by that point too. Give it another year, and I'll be found slumped in a heap at home, having overdosed on salty black goodness and everyone will say what a tragedy it is, but how they saw it coming... Anyway, to return to the point at hand, I hope that I have assured you sufficiently that I adore Marmite. If I could kiss the person who invented it, I would. ...  Read the complete review

Now I love Marmite, but it's sometimes a little inconvenient for eating on the move, especially since I prefer it spread on hot buttered toast rather than on sandwiches. So I was really happy to discover a range of Marmite snack foods recently. Having tried the full-sized and mini rice cakes, both of which were lovely, I picked up a pack of 'Marmite adult breadsticks' for the princely sum of 56p from Tesco. The bread sticks come in a foil bag a little smaller than packet of crisps which is designed to look like a jar of the good stuff - black with the oval-shaped logo I know and love. "Breadsticks", proclaims the packaging blurb chirpily, "will ...  Read the complete review