OT How would you describe marmite as a taste to somebody?

always amiable.

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Originally Posted by gm_gm

You at the van in Ingoldmells CT?

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Just a nice fifties semi near the Sitwell Park Golf Club, gm-gm.

We’ve just had a load of Warburtons bread shipped over at £4:39 a loaf plus postage. Can’t beat it toasted with Lurpack and Marmite plastered all over it. Worth it for every single bite.

There’s likely to be a shortage of marmite because it depends on brewers yeast in its manufacture and there’s a shortage of that due to less brewing due to covid

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Originally Posted by sota

We’ve just had a load of Warburtons bread shipped over at £4:39 a loaf plus postage. Can’t beat it toasted with Lurpack and Marmite plastered all over it. Worth it for every single bite.

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Can't say I blame you if you like bread. The stuff here is very unimpressive unless you go to the boutique bakeries and you're paying more than you paid for Warburton's then.

Costco actually do a fairly decent whole grain loaf at a fair price and proper ciabatta toasted is usually enjoyable if a little different - but I try to avoid bread in the first place. When I go back to England I just pig out for a couple of weeks and that does me.