Upon taking a wild guess at the meaning of that question im gonna go with a "no"
A proper use for Marmite!
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I've just found a bl*&dy pot of this in the cupboard, and was wondering if I can file for divorce on the grounds of emotional abuse.. ? this stuff is giving me nightmares.
Just quietly slip it in the bin.
Thank's be for that Mark! (Marines are noted for their propensity to be attracted to all sorts of 'odd' damsels - especially hirsute specimens that frequent places like The Octagon in Plymouth, Bugis Street in Singapore, Ledra Street in Nicosia and a host of similar locations! (Or so I'm led to believe, not that I know any of these from first-hand experience))
Steve
now that seems like a plan, I'll wait until Friday night when Mrs L has had her 'weekend bottle of vino'... she'll never notice until it's too late....
Wrap it in tin-foil and put it in a freezer bag first ...
Given my own experience of blokes i know succumbing to this, it's not just Marines, the Infantry get in on this as well..
Miaow .......... !
And i guess the marmite relevance here is you either love it or hate it!
I heard the REME use it as gasket sealant on tank engines!!
Correct!
Nothing wrong with Dog biscuits Dave!!!
I have really loved the irreverence of this thread - somebody come up with a similar new 'thing' - please!!!!!
Steve
Steve
Very nutritious, Andy.
So, I now know there is yeast in it, but w/all that nutrition, there must be more ingredients. Any help here?
It's been nice to see "The Marmite War" flare up again.
Now, who would like to start the ball rolling on Olive Drab?
Couple that with "Zinc Chromate colour"
There you go Paul….looks like it has some celery extract and added vitamens.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmite
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