Vegemite Squeezy Spread – 200g Bottle – Convenient Squeeze Format – Rich in B Vitamins – Made in Australia

stars for the delivery and price. for the actual vegemite: It was the worst stuff I have ever tried to eat. Terrible. I would have to be paid a lot to eat a vegemite sandwich , no matter who sings about it.

This is very easy to use vs the paste spread and I think it even tastes better than the paste spread.

"He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich." - Men at Work This song lyric has had me wondering since 1981: What is a vegemite sandwich, how does it relate to Australia, and what exactly does it taste like? Well now I know, and Its not half bad. (God bless the inmates of the British penal colony, they are some creative folks.) Imagine the flavor of a licking a beef bullion cube: super salty, yet savory. Not disagreeable, but not something that you should be eating by itself. Now imagine this substance has the thick fluidity of honey. This is vegemite. A vegemite sandwich is essentially buttered toast with a smear of vegemite (that's what Google told me anyway). If you are new to vegemite, only try a very small amount and spread it thin. You can over-vegemite very easily, so use with caution. If you do it right, you get the richness of the butter combined with the savory salty vegemite and the intensity of this combo is lowered by cutting it with the mostly flavorless toast. It was pretty good. Then I took it a step further by adding a drizzle of vegemite atop a buttered bagel that had a thick coating of cream cheese. The combination was amazing. If you want to try vegemite (and you should) this is absolutely the way to eat it.

I like marmite better. It’s a more mild flavor compared to vegemite but it’s a mess having to spread it on toast. I switched to vegemite strictly for the squeeze bottle. Vegemite tastes earthier. It does taste good so it’s a matter of preference. I will continue to get vegemite until i can get marmite in a more affordable squeeze bottle.

The squeeze bottle is great for sharing and prevents cross contamination with butter/crumbs/etc.

Tried a little bit on buttered toast as it's a very strong taste and it's not that good. Don't know how long this stuff keeps so it'll likely be binned with most of the stuff left. Noticeable residual taste of the plastic package. Buy only if your keen on the stuff already or have Aussie relatives coming over. Or if you have the patience to acquire the taste.

I have traveled all over the world, eaten all types of food, tasted all sorts of drinks, desserts, condiments.....but THIS is the one that has stuck with me. I love this stuff. Humming "Down Under" every time I use it. It is salty, so a little goes a very long way. This product came to me fresh and sealed. Love that it's squeezable.

Way too salty