so what's for breakfast today?

@farmerman,

Yeah, like that : )

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@izzythepush,

What? Straight from the jar?

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@izzythepush,

That's not a real thing is it?

Surely no-one would do that to peanut butter.

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@izzythepush,

Marmite?
Sounds like an explosive.

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@George,

You wouldn't like it. A marmite is a very small casserole dish, marmite, the product is yeast extract.

It's got a salty/beefy taste. People, places, things are often described as being marmite in that you either love it or hate it.

That's what the adverts say, but I don't love it, I quite like it.

The people who like it tend to be the people who were given it when they were being weaned, (lots of B vitamins.)

I doubt very much you were given it as a kid so chances are you won't like it.

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@Joeblow,

No, on brown toast.

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@cherrie,

It is, I quite like it, you get the peanut first then the marmite.

Maybe it's Vegemite's next big thing.

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@izzythepush,

Please no.

I love vegemite and peanut butter but not together. Crying or Very sad

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I'll just go with regular peanut butter and get my B vitamins somewhere else. (I only put apple slices or cheddar cheese with my peanut butter)

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@Sturgis,

I wouldn't expect you to, the only alternative is going back in time and feeding it to you when you were a little nipper.

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@cherrie,

You say that, but you might be surprised.

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@izzythepush,

Okay, if it happens I'll consider giving it a go.

Maybe.

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@cherrie,

Wait until you need a bit of excitement in your life.

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@izzythepush,

I tried marmite at a colleagues lace when i was working in SCotland. It was quite salty as I recall and Im not a big fan of really salty stuff. I even like my tater chips (crisps) on the low salt scale. We have several chip makers that sell low salt versions of their crisps (UTZ, Herrs, ). The marmite did have an interesting flavor that, if it wre lower salt, would be quite good with marmelade on toast)

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@farmerman,

I don't know about marmalade. There are lots of marmite products out there.

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/512tXlkeebL._SX385_.jpg

https://media.firebox.com/product/7545/column_grid_10/marmite-popcorn_386.jpg

https://duetogsaij514.cloudfront.net/images/products/11/LN_874662_BP_11.jpg

https://d1ycl3zewbvuig.cloudfront.net/images/products/11/LN_693332_BP_11.jpg

The best one in my opinion is this.

https://www.ocado.com/productImages/502/50278011_0_640x640.jpg?identifier=98b514e138cb1ea2f492842fe18faf56

I like toasted cheese and marmite, and this saves the bother, I do snack on them.

That's just the tip of the iceberg, as well as other products there's also a ton of merchandise.

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@ehBeth,

Hi

A glass of orange juice (2dl), oat meal with milk (3 + 1 dl), 4 slices of bread with butter, 1 banana, 1 apple, 2 sausages and a raw egg (whole). Then I eat a meal when I get home. Don't forget to drink alot of water!!!! (2,5 - 5 liters)

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@TooFriendly112,

Five litres of water for breakfast. That is a lot.

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the usual oatmeal, but with hot apple cider instead of hot water...

#GoodEats

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@Region Philbis,

Several cups of dark roast with cream, then three strips of delicious bacon with the perfect amount of crisp, 1 slice of well toasted, well buttered rye, and 1 egg, over medium. I love Saturdays.

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@izzythepush,

This same person claims to eat 12 eggs for breakfast. They have no clue about what proper nutrition is. Most nutritionists would suggest one to two liters of water per day unless your exercising.

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so what's for breakfast today?

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