Long before it was a breakfast table battleground, Marmite was a vital part of the British war effort, providing essential vitamins to troops on the front line.
Marmite Articles
Explore our collection of articles about Marmite, Britain's most divisive spread.
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French Origin of 'Marmite'
The name Marmite comes from the French word for a covered earthenware pot, which also appears on the jar's iconic label.
How Marmite Was Invented
It may be a staple of British cupboards, but Marmite owes its existence to a German scientist and a happy accident involving the leftovers of beer-making.
Guinness Marmite Collaboration
In a stroke of marketing genius, Marmite collaborated with Guinness to create a limited edition spread combining both iconic flavours.
Burton: The Home of Marmite
The Marmite factory in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, is the spiritual home of the iconic spread, producing millions of jars annually.
Genetics of Marmite Preference
The "love it or hate it" debate is not just a matter of opinion. Scientific studies suggest your feelings towards Marmite could be written in your DNA.
Making Marmite Prison Hooch
Inspired by tales of ingenuity from behind bars, here is a creative (and purely for entertainment) take on how one might brew a Marmite-based concoction.
M&S Marmite Cheddar Sandwich
M&S and Marmite collaborate on a premium cheddar-Marmite sandwich with farmhouse cheddar and Marmite cream cheese on vitamin-D enriched bread.
Marmite Peanut Butter is Back!
A nation breathed relief as Marmite Peanut Butter returned to shelves permanently after a period of discontinuation.
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