Marmite love it or hate it

Don’t bother, you’d lose :wink:

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Shirley you don’t think I would not be able to rig the vote count…:rofl::joy:

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Ha ha typical Marmite lovers comments :rofl:

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I went to school in Aston. We had the brown sauce factory one side and ansells brewery the other. It didn’t matter which way the wind blew it stank.

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I’m envious :smile:

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Haha it wasn’t the worst thing about Aston in the 80s. Handsworth was rioting at the time too…

Never heard of it. What’s it taste like?

Great on toast

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You are just sooooo lucky Jim.
Just keep it that way.
Saves you having to try and pull your stomach out through your throat :wink:

Maybe if I move to GB, I will avoid it.

It’s bovril that I don’t really like.

One of the absolute best breakfasts: two slices of toast and marmite, topped with poached eggs and a sprinkling of black pepper.

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Wash your mouth out with soap and water Gary.

A winter football (soccer for our US friends ) with a hot cup of Bovril is magic. Absolutely love it :grin::+1:

It really is about time this forum had a dislike button too instead of just a :heart:.
:innocent:

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The only hot thing in the stands in the holte end was someone relieving themselves ….if the back of your legs were warm worry.

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Next people will be saying they actually enjoyed eating the turnips and parsnips their mothers added to the mash to try and get you to eat your veggies :nauseated_face:

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My mother used the veg water in the bisto.

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I’ve never tried it either. :man_shrugging:

It seems like it’s love it or hate it with no in between.

I actually like turnip greens with lots of vinegar.

It’s like Guinness - divides opinion. You are either man enough or not.

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