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16th February 08, 01:26 AM
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When Marmite first came out it was used for all sorts of things which we might now think of as odd - I saw a TV program about things which were new foods when introduced.
There were Marmite cookbooks, where everything was mixed with the stuff.
Vegetarians took to marmite in a big way and put it into vegetable stews to give some 'bite' to the flavour, made a gravy to pour over shredded wheat for breakfast - the combination was then baked for a few minutes so the top was crispy and the underside soft.
Oh drat - now I have visions of a thick crust of home baked bread, still hot from the oven, with butter melting into it, lightly laced with Marmite.
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