OT Vegemite

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Jay, Suzanne and others...

In my gratitude for the marvellous advice often given on here I have often
offered to send a jar of Vegemite from deepest Australia with my
compliments. I see in my newspaper today that Vegemite is now illegal in the
USA, so that's off now.

But greetings to all anyway.

PS: I tried disabling Norton's but it made no difference in this case...
 
Outrage!!!!

I bet you could send me some, and it would get through without
problems as long as you labeled the package "Anthrax Spores". :-)

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Vegemite should be banned everywhere.. Marmite is better.. :-)
 
I've had one or the other--think probably it was Marmite (my son-in-law is
Jamaican and grew up with it). It's definitely an acquired taste. <g>

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I was born in the '40s and don't think I ever had any of those things (not
even the dread cod liver oil, though I knew about it from books, where it
was axiomatic for medicinal nastiness, along with asafoetida). What we did
have was Zweibach and Pablum.

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Suzanne

I still take cod liver oil (for my arthritic knees), but fortunately in
capsule form these days (though they still sell it in bottles for the
brave).

Vegemite and Marmite: I've had both and liked neither.

Terry Farrell
 
The brand is now owned by Kraft Foods, an American multinational that is
part of the Altria Group of companies and Australian produced Vegemite is
available in the United Kingdom and United States.
 
I still have cod liver oil (in capsules) every day (much more palatable than
the liquid we had as kids). In conjunction with glucosamine it is great for
keeping old joints working and is a fine source of Omega 3.

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Presumably they have/had the same function as Carter's Little Liver Pills
(i.e., nothing to do with the liver)?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Hey! Can't let this pass without a work in defense of the stuff - Marmite &
Vegemite are GREAT!!! I grew up with them and at 62 I still use the stuff
and enjoy it. You gotta be tough to handle it though - like we breed 'em in
good ol' NZ.
 
Perhaps you should not have started smoking when you were 11 and then you
would have some taste buds left ;)

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Oh, my goodness yes -- Andrews Liver Salts -- forgot about that!

Thank you for this great OT thread!! As an ex-Londoner living in
Southern California for a million years, who makes sure there is
always a jar of Marmite in the cupboard, after the news about Vegemite
the thought of possibly not being able to get Marmite in the US caused
a serious moment of thought of purchasing about 6 cases of it right
away!

Bright Spark
 
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