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Marmite's Final Pride Jar

Marmite unveiled its fourth and final Pride jar in partnership with the Elton John AIDS Foundation, raising funds for HIV/AIDS causes.

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Marmite Saves M&S Cyber Crisis

When M&S suffered a cyber attack in 2025, Tesco stepped in to ensure Marmite supplies continued reaching desperate fans.

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Marmite's Salt Content Explained

A 2025 study found Marmite can raise blood pressure by 26% - but context matters when understanding sodium in your diet.

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Marmite Roast Potato Snacks

In April 2025, Marmite launched roast potato flavoured snacks, combining two British favourites in an unexpected new product.

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Marmite's Influencer Strategy

In 2025, Unilever shifted Marmite marketing to influencer-led digital campaigns, moving away from traditional television advertising.

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Marmite in British Comfort Food

For many Brits, Marmite extends far beyond breakfast toast into comfort food classics from cheese on toast to shepherd's pie.

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Squeezy Marmite Returns

Sainsbury's brings back the beloved Marmite Squeezy jar by popular demand, offering fans a more convenient way to enjoy Britain's favourite savoury spread.

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The Hearty Helper: Marmite's Role in Soups

A spoonful of Marmite can transform a simple soup into a rich, umami-packed delight, adding depth and complexity that belies its humble origins as a spread.

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Marmite in Sauces & Dressings

Marmite's rich umami depth transforms sauces, gravies, and dressings, adding complex savoury notes to countless recipes.

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Creative Marmite Sandwiches

While a simple Marmite on toast is a classic, the versatile spread can elevate a humble sandwich to new heights with a few imaginative additions.

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