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Marmalite

 a subtler, more fluid marmite
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Marmite too strong ? Marmalade too wussy ? Introducing Marmalite, a new subtler, easily spreadable marmite variation.
—neilp, Dec 22 2003

Sorry for seemingly random "I thought idea would be..." http://www.zzap64.c...zap43/armalyte.html
Armalyte: Old computer game that was really good. [Jinbish, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Marmite http://www.marmite....armite/marmite.html
you either like it [neilp, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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       Sounds marmalicious!
—dobtabulous, Dec 22 2003
   

       I thought this was going to be a low salt, healthier alternative to standard Marmite. Good name though [neilp], just a tad unsure about the idea.
—jonthegeologist, Dec 22 2003
   

       Careful now [neilp]. Messing with Marmite is tantamount to sacriledge...
—hazel, Dec 22 2003
   

       I thought this would be a Marmite gun...
—suctionpad, Dec 22 2003
   

       I have to agree with hazel, although the spreadability of Marmite could do with being improved.
—DrBob, Dec 22 2003
   

       Now it's time to spread Marmite
Marmite, lid tight
Ow, the Marmite lid is tight
Marmite, lid tight
Cream yeast creams for me
Cream yeast creams for you.

Choose your jar and I'll choose mine
Marmite, lid tight
Now the spread begins to shine
Marmite, lid tight
Cream yeast creams for me
Cream yeast creams for you.
—thumbwax, Dec 22 2003
   

       thanks [thumbwax].. erm, what's the tune ? can you sing it for us ?
—neilp, Dec 22 2003
   

       //Cream yeast creams for me
Cream yeast creams for you.//		   

       "... Marmite, everybody. Everybody everywhere."
—Amos Kito, Dec 22 2003
   

       So is this marmite with orange bits?
—k_sra, Dec 22 2003
   

       [k_sra] so difficult to tell.... if it is, that's bleedin' 'orrible and is worth of all the world's fishbones.
—jonthegeologist, Dec 22 2003
   

       Oh, you're just jealous. ; )
—k_sra, Dec 22 2003
   

       jealous of younger bro [neilp]? pa!
—jonthegeologist, Dec 22 2003
   

       I thought this was going to be a spaceship based shoot-em-up game that involved speciaol weapons preserves and chutneys.
—Jinbish, Dec 22 2003
   

       I regret that I have but one fishbone to give.
—-alx, Dec 22 2003
   

       I was given a mission by a work colleague to find "Marmalite" on the internet. You did not disappoint. Sir, I salute you.   

       Just wondering, my brother is soon to move to Australia. Would this apply to vegemite as well? Or would that create "Vegamalite", which would surely be an unholy creation to be feared by all...
—Tremadog, Aug 20 2004
   

       why thank you [Tremadog], glad to be of service.

As a brother, and one who is currently residing in Sydney, I would advise any other brother to bring supplies of Marmalite with him.
It's worth noting though, that *mites in general are more fluid here than in the UK.
—neilp, Aug 22 2004
   

       25% fewer calories than regular marma.
—phundug, Aug 22 2004
   

       Karma-lite: Where your actions come back round to haunt/benefit you... a little bit.
—Jinbish, Aug 23 2004
   

       most USers never heard of marmite.
—dentworth, Aug 23 2004
   

       [denworth] apologies.. knowing Marmite doesn't actually add much to the experience
—neilp, Aug 23 2004
   

       Blasphemous heretic! Take your evil elsewhere!
—harderthanjesus, Aug 23 2004
   

       actually pre-mixed tin of butter and marmite (with marmite in a small concentration) might make this idea almost practical.
—k_sra, Aug 24 2004
   

       Now there's a good idea.
—harderthanjesus, Aug 24 2004
   
      
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