Marmite X O?

Stone Glider
Stone Glider Posts: 1,227
edited October 2010 in The bottom bracket
Saw it in Tesco's yesterday, anyone tried it? It is supposed to be a stronger flavour. Not for me then, I like Vegemite.
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  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    I love Marmite, but having seen the salt content I've cut back a bit. I hope a stronger flavour doesn't just mean more salt.
  • You mean they made something that already tastes horrible taste even worse :shock: Are they trying to go broke? :lol:
  • Not tried the X O but anyone else tried Marmite cheese? Bloody lovely.
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  • JLM74
    JLM74 Posts: 108
    I tried it and quite liked it. It is stronger than the standard stuff, but it's also more expensive, so I didn't restock the cupboard with it when I finished it off.
  • father_jack
    father_jack Posts: 3,509
    Marmite is vile. It used to be nicer, now it's too salty.

    Vegemite is miles nicer.
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  • freehub
    freehub Posts: 4,257
    I love Marmite, I put 2 tablespoons in a pan with a tins worth of beans and OHHHHH YESSSSS!
  • giant_man
    giant_man Posts: 6,878
    Marmite is lovely, might give this new one a try.
  • guinea
    guinea Posts: 1,177
    freehub wrote:
    a tins worth of beans

    A what?
  • MattC59
    MattC59 Posts: 5,408
    My other half bought some and loves it, says it's much richer than the original, but not more salty.

    Personally, I still think it looks and tastes like sh*t !
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  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    Not tried the X O but anyone else tried Marmite cheese? Bloody lovely.

    Where did you buy it? Love to try some.
  • freehub
    freehub Posts: 4,257
    guinea wrote:
    freehub wrote:
    a tins worth of beans

    A what?
    A tins worth of beans.
  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    freehub wrote:
    guinea wrote:
    freehub wrote:
    a tins worth of beans

    A what?
    A tins worth of beans.

    Northern dialect. :lol:
  • Harry182
    Harry182 Posts: 1,170
    Please Freehub, do us a cookbook or at least a top-10 original recipes. Wasn't there about microwaved mars bars a while back?
  • freehub
    freehub Posts: 4,257
    Does XO only come in boxes? I looked for it in Tesco today and could only find original.
  • brin
    brin Posts: 1,122
    MattC59 wrote:

    Personally, I still think it looks and tastes like sh*t !

    TMI :shock:

    I personally like it, agree with previous post, it's great with beans, but put a spoonful in the gravy when making sunday dinner......mmmmmmmmmm :D
  • ahh, see I put in gravy to, and stews and some sauces. It even tastes nice in spagbol or chillie.
  • MattC59
    MattC59 Posts: 5,408
    freehub wrote:
    I love Marmite, I put 2 tablespoons in a pan with a tins worth of beans and OHHHHH YESSSSS!
    aaaah......... the diet of a student :D
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  • sicknote
    sicknote Posts: 901
    On this one the house is split down the middle with me and my son hating it and my wife , daughter like it.
    It will never pass my lips again without a real BIG fight!
  • Marmite cheese is available in the cheese aisle at most supermarkets.
    And XO is fantastic!

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  • Where does this live. I cant find it in asda or morrisons. I saw it on ebay for a tenner too.
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