Marmite and Vegemite are both yeast-extract spreads, but not the same jar: Marmite is British, sweeter and B12-fortified; Vegemite is Australian, saltier and thicker. The differences, the WW1 origin, the nutrition split, and a partisan verdict.
Taste Comparisons
Side-by-side comparisons: Marmite vs Vegemite vs Bovril vs others - taste tests, ingredients, and winner determinations.
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Marmite vs Bovril: what is the difference between the two brown jars?
Marmite and Bovril are both dark, salty British savoury pastes owned by Unilever, and people mix them up. The difference that matters: Marmite is yeast extract (vegan and vegetarian); Bovril is beef extract and is not. One is for spreading, one for drinking.
An Australian satirical paper says Marmite is better than Vegemite
The Betoota Advocate, the Australian satirical paper, has published a piece called Why Marmite Is Better Than Vegemite But Not Better Than Easy Clicks On Your Website . The title is doing the entire job, but it is worth reading the rest because it is also funny.
A NASCAR rookie has called Marmite \"vomit in a can\"
Shane van Gisbergen, the New Zealand-born racing driver currently doing rookie season in NASCAR (and doing it surprisingly well, let me say), went on The Rock's Morning Rumble in Auckland last week and was asked, in a rapid-fire round, his opinion of Marmite.
OzEmite versus AussieMite: the time two Australian yeast spreads went to court
To understand the 2016 case you need to know the two products, both Australian, both yeast extracts, both founded specifically to give patriotic shoppers an alternative to Vegemite after Vegemite was sold to Kraft (later Mondelez) in the United States. AussieMite , the smaller one.
I Wouldn't Eat It: Marmite
From Too Many Chefs , food bloggersd extraordinaire. Originally written in February 2004. Consulting the web, the most important thing to know about Marmite is apparently that it is NOT Vegemite. So what is it? Basically, it's beer yeast crap. Or more precisely, salty beer yeast crap.
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