Soon to be bedtime for me. I’ll check in a shift later. Y’all rock, you know that?
I’m totally up for sending y’all something from either southern Texas or northern Mexico just because.
NOT WEED. K?
I can’t buy dirty movies here in Utah…
If I send dirty movies to Utah, do I get free Vegemite?
I’d like to shake your hand, sir.
Would it make an even better story (a true one at that) if I told you that my family’s taste for Vegemite developed when they were serving a Mormon mission in Australia?
(but don’t tell them about the movies, please—:D)
Three years ago you wanted to take my kids away because I fed them vegemite, and now you’re sending it to people? (BTW, that 3 year old is now 6, and eats vegemite almost every day for breakfast).
Darth is an adult. He knows what he is getting into.
Besides, he might be able to get me interesting stuff from South Tejas.
No weed. I was very clear about that.
Anything else, sure, why not!
Try HEB-Plus in Mission or HEB @ 10th/Trenton. I’ll check later in the week. I know for sure they have Marmite, but it seems like I’ve seen Vegemite, too. Might also try Feldman’s Market.
Since the question’s largely been answered, if you don’t mind a slight hijack: I’ve never tasted Vegemite. How would you describe it to somebody who’s never had it? (I have heard it’s an ‘acquired’ taste, or at least one that a lot of people can’t stand.)
Damn good idea, though, for much the same reason as a Marmite ban would be. http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=534691&highlight=marmite
Concentrated beef bouillon/soy sauce paste. It contains neither beef nor soy. Some people think it has cheesy undertones. No cheese in it either.
Never having read Lovecraft, that post makes me think of you as Dumbledore trying to get to the horcrux at the bottom of the Marmite jar.
*The Stars are bright
But no Vegemite
>>>clapclapclapclap<<<
Deep in the Heart of Texas!*
I have vegemite on my christmas list along with spicy mango chutney. I know there are places online to order it, but I have not beeen able to find it in any local grocery stores.
The supermarket I went to last night didn’t have any. Should I keep looking or have you made arrangements with one of the other volunteers?
This. It tastes to me much like a beef buillon cube smells. It works somehow. I can see people finding it too strong, but it’s not some bizarre alien flavor that simply cannot be appreciated if one didn’t grow up with it. It’s basically pure umami.
Just as you might not eat straight powdered sugar but love to sprinkle some on French toast, and just as you might not drink straight lemon juice but love to squirt lemon into iced tea – the umami flavor of Vegemite can be considered in the same way. A little goes a long way – maybe a quarter teaspoon is enough for an average piece of toast. Buttering the toast before adding Vegemite makes for a pleasantly milder-tasting end product IMHO.
I could send you a jar from Australia, but I suspect the shipping cost would make it about the same as your Amazon quote. Still, PM me your address if you want me to check this out with Australia Post.
Look near the jams and jellies- that’s where the Vegemite is in most of the US grocery stores I’ve seen it in.
I’ll be happy to send you some no charge. If you wish you can send some local produce ofany sort.
PM me with an address if you want to follow through. I’ve sent lots of vegemite to the USA over the years.