Marmite collection 2013

Marmite collection 2013 

Top row from L->R
Cheesey marmite ( only available from South Africa )
Maarmite ( jubilee celebration )
Mini-marmite (single portion )
Gold Marmite ( Olympics edition 2012 )
Squeezy Marmite
Cheesey marmite (again)
Marmite ( from New Zealand) Post "Marmageddon" jar.

Bottom row L->R
Regular jar Marmite,
Guinness Marmite
Valentines Marmite ( Champaign )
Marstons Pedigree Marmite ( 2009 Ashes tour )
Marmite XO ( original )
Marmite XO ( new packaging 2013)

All new and sealed.

Enjoy and read more over on Wikipedia.

Marmite for the celebration generation - thanks for the Ma'amite

The latest in a short line of Marmite special editions has been released in celebration of Her Majesty's olden Jubilee 2012.  

And here it is, available in Sainsbury UK.  Unlike the previous special editions there is no indication that the recipe has changed, just the same wonderfully Marmity goodness.

Love and Joy.

Just Back from South Africa had a great time down there.

Just back from South Africa and had a great time down there.

In a local Spar store Marmite Cheese spread was discovered. I can report that this local South African delicacy has a mostly cheesy flavor with just a hint of Marmite. It may not be strong enough for the hard core Marmararti but does go well for a novelty. More notes here.

In a local book store "50 People who stuffed up South Africa" by Alexander Parker. These biting satirical portraits are complimented by sketches by Zapiero. A very good read that provides an insight into a cross section of South African history and the people who held key turning points in their hands and failed. More notes here.

Good times.

Gannett

And here is the perfect crossover product

In a neat follow up to the previous post we have the perfect cross over product between the Yin and Yang of fine foods.

"Very Peculiar Milk Chocolate, with A hint of marmite indulgaence a perplexing treat that bewilders the tastebuds."

Cheers

Gannett

The Yin and Yang of fine foods.

This wall hanging most certainly falls into the category of "It's not art but I like it."

On the top row we have a selection of 100g bars of Green and Black's.In order from left to right we have Myan Gold, Ginger, Butterscotch, Milk, 70% Dark and White. Certainly a fine collection of desirable chocolate.

On the bottom row we have even more objects of desire being a collection of special editions Marmites. From Left to right we have Original, Guinness, Champaign, Marston, XO and Squeesy. A real treat for the marmarati.

G&B chocolate and Marmite, the Yin and Yang of fine foods mmmmmmmmmm. All I need now to complete the display is a small metal hammer and a note saying "Break glass in case of emergency".

Cheers

Gannett

PS: Thanks to Steve for donating the display case, the like of which I had been looking for ages.