/ck/ - Food & Cooking

i live in florida and can find both marmite and vegemite in every publix
the absolute state of flyovers

>>10474883
>flordia
Well no shit, you're pretty much just wet Australia.

>>10474888
at least we have Steve to make up for everything else

>>10474878
They sell this at the kroger by me for like 4 dollars

>>10474878
World Market has it, hell most HEB's around me carry it and Marmite. Just so you know Marmite is better.

>>10474901
Only Florida could produce a man who's crazy enough to consume 100 year old beef. God's speed Steve.

>>10474918
120, the absolute madman

>>10474901
>steve
>floridian
>enjoys vegemite
This further proves Florida is simply a front for Australia on American soil.

>>10474905
Absolutely false, vegemite has a superior texture and is more savory and less salty. Marmite also has a distinct metallic bitterness whereas vegemite is slightly sweet.

>>10474973
Bet you think cilantro tastes soapy too, degenerate.

>>10474905
youre marmite a shit

>>10474878
I feel like I see this thread every other day, on multiple different boards. And the responses are always the same, because obviously you can buy this anywhere.

Why is this spam?

>>10475012
It's Vegemite, Spam is a pork product.

>>10474878
>ubiquitous

that ubiquity comes from a wide range of things calling for or using butter and milk. I don't know if I'd say vegemite fits the bill for a ubiquitous food item. actually it's pretty motherfucking specialized and obscure when you think about it. the exact opposite of ubiquity

>>10474973
Marmite just tastes like something you shouldn't be putting into your body. Vegemite is a pleasure.

I bought a jar of Marmite a few weeks ago just to see what it's like.
It's ok but Vegemite has better texture, flavour and aftertaste.

>>10474987
That's a genetic thing, desu.

>>10475505
Yes, he's genetically inferior.

>>10474878
Where do you live? I can get it at any grocery store here.

>>10474878
What does it taste like?

>>10475541
yeast

>>10475584
What does yeast taste like?

i live in a suburban hellhole in a mountain state and marmite is like $3 a jar and always readily in supply

>>10474878

It's like $6-8 in every grocery store in the US, which is still overpriced, but nowhere near what you're trying to claim. The fuck are you on about?

>>10475611
Salt. With just the tiniest hint of grass or mulch. Supposedly it hits the umami spot.

>>10474878
I tried this about a month ago and loved it. I can't seem to find this shit anywhere, where should I be looking? I'm near a Big Y, Shaws, Stop N Shop, Target, and Walmart. Only place I checked was Big Y.

>>10475688

I can't open my jar anymore because it's basically glued shut at this point and I only crave it when I'm drunk.

>>10474987
No, I think cilantro tastes like lemony parsley I don't taste soap in it

>>10474878
why not just shit on your toast, same thing

>>10475678
>It's like $6-8 in every grocery store in the US
Bullshit

>>10474878
You aren't missing much. I got some from Australia and it tasted like the way that an earwig smells. Like that really weird musty, earthy, pungent insect smell. Plus a fuck load of salt.

>>10477435
I'm not the guy you're replying to, but in most areas (i.e. not out in the sticks somewhere) it's easily found.

I live in a mid size town in Texas. Two different supermarkets stock it here. One gets $6.99 and the other $7.99. Four markets stock Marmite, and that costs $5.75-$5.98

I would assume it's easier to find in a big city and perhaps harder to find in the middle of nowhere, but its hardly imossible to get.

>>10474878
>Why the fuck can't America fall in love with vegemite?
Because it sucks.