English food revisited

[geoff_bannister]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom at ...> wrote:
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> > Geoff;
> > It certainly isn't sweet. Being based on yeast, it has what we would call a 
> > "hot" taste.
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> Potioncat:
> Hot indeed! Geoff, you've got some explaining to do. 
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> I went to Google hoping I could locate Marmite here. Not so good at coming up with keywords I was starting to type "marmite locations"and as I typed options appeared in the drop down box.
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> My fingers froze mid-stroke as one option was "marmite love potions."
> 
> So, Geoff, what do you have to say for yourself...

Geoff:
Nothing. There is nothing questionable, unsavoury, rude or 
fattening about what I have commented on - except that 
Marmite could be called savoury.

Refer back to my last post and I gave a URL

www.marmite.co.uk 

I've since discovered that

www.marmite.com is also valid.

I think you must be using an AU version of Google designed for aliens. :-)

Go to Google. Just type "marmite" in, don't worry about drop-down
 options, hit "Search" and you'll get a whole screenful of links including 
an article in Wikipedia.

Take a long deep breath, go and make some hot chocolate and 
Marmite soldiers. Good therapy.