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Bizarre Foods (Score:1)
Beef gravy, eh? One time I had a cold and mistook a bowl of turkey gravy for a bowl of refried bean dip, eating about half the bowl along with a bag of chips.
Any comparisons between Marmite and Vegemite?
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Re:Bizarre Foods (Score:2)
Marmite, Promite and Vegemite are all roughly the same thing: a yeast extract (er, "brewery waste"). They're all rich in the B-vitamins (which makes them an excellent part of an effective hangover cure, along with copious amounts of water).
I've got a jar of Marmite at home that I occasionally use. Truth be told, the three have a very similar taste, although Marmite is the least tasty of the three. I'd rank them as follows (mostly from memory):
Re:Bizarre Foods (Score:1)
I shall make sure to keep a one-hundred-foot distance between myself and any -mite substances, then.
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