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  • R R Giskard Reventlov

    Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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    phannon86
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    Cheese and marmite go well together. Chicken, bacon and mayo. Philly and ham. On the subject of marmite, yesterday I added a small dollop to some instant gravy to go with my toad-in-the-hole, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

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      digital man wrote:

      Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

      Marmite is what I excrete the day after eating Vegemite (which is after all God's gift to sandwich spreads).

      Michael Martin Australia "I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible." - Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004

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      Dalek Dave
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      Vegemite is what cause Australians to lose at Cricket to the English. (qv Ashes and current ODI world Cup!!!) :)

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      • R R Giskard Reventlov

        Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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        Stuart Jeffery
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        Surely you are confusing Marmite with Bovril? Marmite is a Vegetarian Spread Bovril is the Beef Extract Spread

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          digital man wrote:

          Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

          Marmite is what I excrete the day after eating Vegemite (which is after all God's gift to sandwich spreads).

          Michael Martin Australia "I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible." - Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004

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          Christian Graus
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          I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?

          Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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          • R R Giskard Reventlov

            Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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            Christian Graus
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            Turkey, brie and red onion

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            • R R Giskard Reventlov

              Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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              NormDroid
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              Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard

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              • R R Giskard Reventlov

                Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                Fresh crusty bread, with cheese, ham and coleslaw. Classic but still yummers

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                • R R Giskard Reventlov

                  Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                  Henry Minute
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                  Items 2 and 3 from your list (or 1 and 2 if you are a real programmer) and Mayo on Granary.

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                    I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?

                    Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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                    Dalek Dave
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                    Christian Graus wrote:

                    calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese

                    Is there no low to which Australian Cuisine will not sink? (And I use the word Cuisine totally incorrectly).

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                      Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard

                      Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software

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                      Dalek Dave
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                      Norm .net wrote:

                      Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo

                      Is that like a Pawn Cocktail?

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                        Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard

                        Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software

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                        R Giskard Reventlov
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                        Norm .net wrote:

                        Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo

                        My lunch for today. Also very good with Reggae Reggae ketchup.

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                          Norm .net wrote:

                          Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo

                          Is that like a Pawn Cocktail?

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                          NormDroid
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                          :doh: I knew that mispelling was going to cost me. :)

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                          • R R Giskard Reventlov

                            Norm .net wrote:

                            Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo

                            My lunch for today. Also very good with Reggae Reggae ketchup.

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                            NormDroid
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                            Do you sing the song whilst you eat it?

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                            • R R Giskard Reventlov

                              Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                              Keith Barrow
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                              Not a sandwich exactly, but Marmite on toast is excellent with scrambled eggs.

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                                I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?

                                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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                                Russ T
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                                Christian Graus wrote:

                                What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?

                                Bah! I'm a lifelong fan of Vegemite, but I think the new recipe is repugnant! The taste is weak and insipid and it's got one of the most rediculous names ever conceived: "iSnack 2.0". Apparently there were some 48,000 entries in the competition to choose a name for the "new Vegemite". I can't believe "iSnack 2.0" was the best they could come up with. Seriously, what were they thinking??

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                                • R R Giskard Reventlov

                                  Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                                  soap brain
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                                  digital man wrote:

                                  Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]

                                  What a crappy name! X| X| X| It's a despicable amalgam of so many things I hate: the i~ prefix fad, the word 'snack', and version numbers being applied to food! X| X| X|

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                                  • R R Giskard Reventlov

                                    Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                                    peterchen
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                                    Salami with fennel seeds. Rawr.

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                                      digital man wrote:

                                      Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]

                                      What a crappy name! X| X| X| It's a despicable amalgam of so many things I hate: the i~ prefix fad, the word 'snack', and version numbers being applied to food! X| X| X|

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                                      Dalek Dave
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                                      Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

                                      numbers being applied to food

                                      Quarter Pounder, 12" Sub, 14" Deep Pan, Have you noticed that they are all Imperial Measurments? No-one orders a 30cm Sub or a 113 grammer. (Yeah I know they aint version numbers).

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                                        Do you sing the song whilst you eat it?

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                                        R Giskard Reventlov
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                                        Okay, I'll bite. What song?

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                                        • R R Giskard Reventlov

                                          Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.

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                                          Rama Krishna Vavilala
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                                          Marmite is also vegetarian. :) I have tried both and I lean toward vegemite.

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