Quote: RubyMae - Glamourous Snowdrop @ January 16 2012, 9:10 PM GMTI can only eat it fresh and warm now.
Fnaar fnaar ! Yip yip!
Quote: RubyMae - Glamourous Snowdrop @ January 16 2012, 9:10 PM GMTI can only eat it fresh and warm now.
Fnaar fnaar ! Yip yip!
Variation on G&S . .
Lyrics to I've Got A Little List :
As some day it may happen that a victim must be found,
I've got a little list, I've got a little list
Of society offenders who might well be underground,
And who never would be missed, they never would be missed!
There's interior designers, window dressers and that sort
Bank robbers who retire to Spain the minute they get caught
Or those who have their noses pierced or men who die their hair
Or idiots who host chat shows and disc jockeys everywhere
And customs men who fumbling through your underwear insist
They'd none of them be missed, They'd none of them be missed!
CHORUS: He's got them on the list, He's got them on the list
And they'll none of them be missed, They'll none of them be missed.
There's the people with pretentious names like Justin, Trish and Rofle
And the gynecologist, I've got him on the list!
All muggers, joggers, buggers, floggers, people who play golf
They never would be missed, They never would be missed!
All waitresses who make you wait, accountants of all kinds
And actresses who kiss and tell and wiggle their behinds
And poncey little singers who to entertain us try
By dressing up like women and by singing far too high
And who on close observance must be either stoned or pissed
I don't think they'd be missed, I'm sure they'd not be missed!
CHORUS: He's got them on the list, He's got them on the list
And they'll none of them be missed, They'll none of them be missed.
There's the beggars who write letters from the Inland Revenue
And the gossip columnist, I've got him on the list!
Comedians and weightlifters and opera singers too
They'd none of 'em be missed, They'd none of 'em be missed.
All traffic wardens, bankers, men who sell Venetian blinds
All people who wear silly ties, Australians of all kinds
And nasty little editors whose papers are the pits
Who fill their rags with gossip and with huge and floppy... writs
But anyway I think by now you must have got the gist
They'd none of them be missed, They'd none of them be missed!
CHORUS: You may put them on the list, You may put them on the list
And they'll none of them be missed, they'll none of them be missed!
Well done, should be on my failed poetry thread.
Bought the Marmite today. Expensive for the teeniest jar - has it some amazing power - will I be able to fly or see into the future? And why do I have this sneaky feeling that I'll need to muster the courage to try it? Do I spread it on bread?
Put marge or butter on bread first cos it's not overly spreadable. Only use a tiny amount!
I wouldn't eat Marmite on bread. Yuk. I do eat and somewhat enjoy Marmite bagels and other breads though.
I mostly use it when cooking something like bolognese to give the soya mince a bit more of a meaty kick.
Quote: keewik @ January 17 2012, 4:56 PM GMTBought the Marmite today. Expensive for the teeniest jar - has it some amazing power -
It lasts for months!
On hot toast or in cheese and tomato sandwich
Quote: AJGO @ January 17 2012, 6:15 PM GMTor in cheese and tomato sandwich
Ooh, haven't tried that!
I used to live on marmite pasta as a student.
You cook some pasta,
Drain it,
Stir in a heaped teaspoon of marmite until it has coated the pasta completely,
Cover with grated cheese,
Melt the cheese under the grill or in the microwave,
Done!
Quote: RubyMae - Glamourous Snowdrop @ January 17 2012, 8:00 PM GMTI used to live on marmite pasta as a student.
You cook some pasta,
Drain it,
Stir in a heaped teaspoon of marmite until it has coated the pasta completely,
Cover with grated cheese,
Melt the cheese under the grill or in the microwave,
Done!
Oh, dear God.
And I actually quite like Marmite.
Does anyone still have any Bovril in their Larder?
Yes I know it's worth it's own thread, but the question is staying here
I used to live in Burton on Trent where they make said Marmite. Monday morning the smell was awful, boiling down the pig bones to go in it I think.
I thought it was vegetarian?
It is.
But truly the smell from the factory on Mondays, the very bowels of the devil could be in it.