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Help me with my marmite addiction


Hi Ellie, a perfect accompaniment would be these....which were subject of another post about Marks & Spencer crackers that were only 3 carbs...I managed to find some at my branch and they are delicious, I had them with cheese (glucose levels barely rose), but I reckon they'd go just as well with marmite!

(Edited to add, there are only around 5 carbs in the entire packet which has about 18 crackers in).
 
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EllieM said:
Just be aware that you need to use it a lot more sparingly than vegimite. (Well, I do).
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I forgot to reply before, I get a big dollop of vegimite on the knife and spread it around so it covers the toast to the edges.

I forgot to order a jar of Marmite from Woolies when we put the order in yesterday, next week if I remember.
 
I have my wife's modified (added psyllium husk and sometimes garlic clove) Maria Emerich's PSMF bread with toasted black bomber cheese and marmite:

 
Low carb crackers and increase your insulin to compensate. Sorted.
 
Make it into a hot drink. Carb free and hits the Marmite spot. One teaspoon should be enough even for hardcore marmiteers, and stir well.
 
I don't like marmite, but for a marmite lover try it on 90s bread - made in the microwave with ground almonds and then split and toasted.
3 Tablespoons of ground almonds
1 Tablespoon of oil
½ teaspoon baking powder
1 large egg, beaten
Pinch of salt (skip if your butter is salted)
mix together, spread in a small dish and cook for 90 seconds in the microwave

I add a little cream cheese to cut the eggy flavour.
 
Is it just me or is it getting hot in here?

 
There's one in hubby's Christmas stocking. Hoping he will roast nuts in it
 
MrsA2 said:
There's one in hubby's Christmas stocking. Hoping he will roast nuts in it
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Do give us some tasting notes in the New Year. I don't fancy my chances of scoring any in New Zealand.
 
Gran daughter, Em, used to eat my Marmite with a teaspoon. She still likes it, but appreciates that maybe by the teaspoon is a bit over the top. She now eats Philadelphia cheese with a teaspoon. For some reason I stopped buying it, but this thread has reminded me to get some in the next shopping.
 
Well, my dad's annual gift of two large jars (second from largest, he couldn't find any of the biggest size this there because reductions in beer brewing leading to reductions in marmite production) arrived on Christmas Eve, so we're set up for another year
 
Riva_Roxaban said:
Amazon Au have been offering me the small jars of original Marmite since before xmas, here's the links if you need a quick fix.
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Thanks, small jars aren't the issue, as I can get them in NZ, but with marmite jars, size does matter . (Well, not really, but a small jar really doesn't go very far.)
 
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