Marmite Yeast Extract Spread 125g

Look, I know people either love it or hate it, but honestly? Marmite on hot buttered toast is elite. It’s salty, deeply savory, and just hits the spot in a way nothing else quite can. You don't need much—just a thin scrape if you're smart—and suddenly breakfast is sorted.

Lovely taste with toasts. Value for money. Right size for small better than large

You'll either love it or hate it - a bit like ....

Marmite. You need it. Mmmmmmm..

Great valueCheaper than other places

Not to all tastes but I enjoy it.

Very good but size too small

...I LOVE Marmite!Especially with butter on crusty bread or crispy water biscuits, or, simply in boiling water as a mid-afternoon drink.🌞 UNILEVER🌞 MARMITE®🌞 YEAST EXTRACT🌞 125 g~ '100% VEGETARIAN~ RICH in B VITAMINS'From the back of the jar:INGREDIENTS:‘Yeast Extract (contains BARLEY, WHEAT, OATS, RYE), Salt, Vegetable Juice Concentrate, Vitamins (Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B12 & Folic Acid), Natural Flavouring (contains CELERY)’‘DO NOT REFRIGERATE’Best Before End date ~ ‘Jul 2018’, on mine.The nutritional information (per 100 g) is currently shown on the lid (peel off top layer of the sticker to reveal, although easier said than done, in my experience).The little jar is my favourite size, and, at the current price, I am happy to have one in reserve in the store-cupboard ~ just in case it goes into short supply, again!The bigger jars tend to get too messy around the neck/top for me, plus, I save the trademark, serrated-edged, YELLOW lid (4.5 cm diameter) for other uses.The base diameter of the thick, glass jar is around 3.5 cm and it stands around 7 cm high with the lid on.It came safely packed in some bubble-wrap within the sturdy ‘Amazon Pantry’ carton.Inside, the neck has a diameter of around 4 cm giving plenty of room to get a regular teaspoon in to twist & scoop.When the contents get very low, I add a little, just-off-the-boil water to the jar to get the last little bit out and use it in the cooking either as gravy or as the base for a hearty casserole.A ‘potted’ history of Marmite is included in here, along with other snippets of information and some ideas for other recipes...52 recipes to be precise! A cover quote from Nigel Slater...'Sometimes I don’t even have to taste it. I just take off the lid and sniff.’Other sizes of Marmite in the jar, currently available, include:Marmite Yeast Extract, 250 gMarmite Yeast Extract, 500 galong with:Marmite Yeast Extract Squeezy, 200 g Marmite Yeast Extract Big Squeezy, 400 gMarmite Spread 600 g (Tub)...not forgetting the multi-pack of dinky little, 8 g portions, handy to take on holiday for when your ‘mate’ is absent from the breakfast table![13 images attached]