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Marmite sausages: how a Shropshire butcher built an award-winning banger around the yeast extract

Marmite sausages: how a Shropshire butcher built an award-winning banger around the yeast extract

Morgan's Country Butchers, based at Waters Tump just outside Newport in Shropshire, have walked away from this year's National Craft Butchers Awards with two prizes for a Marmite-flavoured pork sausage. The awards were held at Harper Adams University in October.

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Marmite popcorn: the Joe & Seph's bag, what it tastes like, and how to make a better version at home

Marmite popcorn: the Joe & Seph's bag, what it tastes like, and how to make a better version at home

Joe & Seph's, the gourmet popcorn people based in north London, have done a deal with Unilever Food Solutions UK to produce the first officially licensed Marmite popcorn.

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Marmite toasties are on the autumn menu boards

Marmite toasties are on the autumn menu boards

According to the latest Bakery Info roundup, Caffè Nero, Costa, M&S Café, Pret and Starbucks are all running Marmite-based toasties this autumn. Not as a fringe special at one branch, but as proper autumn menu items printed on the boards.

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Marmite is doing a 50-year retrospective, which is weird because the jar is 123

Marmite is doing a 50-year retrospective, which is weird because the jar is 123

Marmite has published a 50-year anniversary interview this month, which is the sort of brand-PR exercise that I would normally skim and ignore, except that there is a small problem with the maths. Marmite was first sold in 1902. It is one hundred and twenty-three years old.

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The M&S Marmite pizza outsold the Margherita

The M&S Marmite pizza outsold the Margherita

In its first week on shelves, the new M&S three-cheese Marmite pizza outsold the standard M&S Margherita. The Margherita has been an M&S Food fixture for, what, twenty years? The Marmite pizza had been on sale for seven days. That is a properly good launch number.

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Marmite has made a popcorn slab

Marmite has made a popcorn slab

In late June, a limited-edition Marmite popcorn slab arrived on supermarket shelves. Imagine a flat bar, roughly the size of a thick chocolate slab, made of caramelised popcorn fused together with a Marmite glaze. You break a piece off and eat it as you would a flapjack. Stupid idea, on paper.

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Marmite Peanut Butter is back, nine months after Unilever killed it

Marmite Peanut Butter is back, nine months after Unilever killed it

Marmite Peanut Butter is back on shelves.

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When M&S was hacked, Tesco started delivering them Marmite

When M&S was hacked, Tesco started delivering them Marmite

In late April 2025, Marks & Spencer's IT systems were taken out by a ransomware attack. Online orders went down. Inventory management went down. The internal supply chain went down.

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Marmite roast potatoes, in a bag, on the snack aisle

Marmite roast potatoes, in a bag, on the snack aisle

Tesco are now stocking Marmite-glazed roast potatoes, as a snack, in a 350g bag, for £3.50. Whatever next.

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Marmite in the comfort-food repertoire, properly

Marmite in the comfort-food repertoire, properly

If you only eat Marmite on toast, you are using maybe a tenth of what the jar can do. The teaspoon trick is this: a small amount, stirred into something else, gives that other thing the long savoury back-note that a stock cube and a teaspoon of soy sauce together cannot quite manage.

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