Marmite 600g tub (pack of 2)

Been buying this for nearly 4 years. Price has gone up a little bit still cheaper than buying smaller amounts and no change in taste.

Always great, the trouble with this last was the packaging as it arrived leaking. Didn't prevent me from salvaging most of it. I then use the tubs to re fill my large 400 G MyMate Squeezie jar, I have enough to get me by for now.

Great value. You can buy only a small one for 10$ in my local store, there are huge and two of them. Will buy again.

Tasty, best bang for your buck. Plastic containers hold in marmite well and keep it plyable

I don't have a good excuse for loving this stuff. I was born in the US, so I wasn't raised on it, but I'm a curious foodie, and well, if I'm being entirely honest, it wasn't even love at first taste.Still, Marmite spread on buttered toast grew on me quickly, and soon I was shoe-horning it in wherever I could. My favorite will always be on a buttery English muffin with a perfectly-cooked soft-boiled or poached egg oozing over it, but it's also great on a grilled or toasted cheese sandwich. I love roasting almonds and cashews with a glaze of Marmite too, though I'm having a devil of a time finding the perfect binder to keep all that lovely flavor from eventually shaking off before I've killed the jar. A little bit sneaked into the broth is a nice umami cheat, especially for beef stew and beef & barley soups, but do it before you salt. Oh, and a teaspoon or so in the gravy of your pub pies? Mmm!If you want to describe the flavor to someone, I've found "imagine if soy sauce was a concentrated paste" helpful, but that doesn't come close to expressing it's full glory. It really is unlike anything else.Oh, and I know this is a really "results not typical" example, but, I ordered the two-pack of 600g tubs from R & I Jones LTD and they arrived via Royal Mail to the US in SEVEN DAYS! Talk about service! So, until I can get this stuff in a gallon bucket, this amount should hold me for a little while, at least.

I used to be in the UK 3 to 5 times a year. But after COVID I'm perhaps once per year I used to take a trip to a UK Supermarket are load up on Marmite, Bovril, Baked Beans, HP Sauce, and all the UK chocolates.However, the big jars of Bovril and Marmite have become harder to find. Wegmans in the US now stocks Baked Beans at a reasonable price. And UK chocolate is not as good as it once was.However, these big jars of Marmite are excellent. Same flavor as its always been. Good value, and available in the US. Just a click away.

It’s marmite - sold in US for us Brits… nothing else to say

Good price but there's a reason for that. The product arrived with just two weeks left before its expiry date. Now Marmite is pretty bomb-proof/shelf-stable so I'm going to go ahead and consume it but maybe it would be nice if the seller explained that there was a trade-off between price and expiration rather than just a straight con job.