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Re:What Soldiers Eat, By Country by elblanco on Monday September 06, 2010 @12:41AM (#1665883)
I like Vegemite better myself. It's less intense of a flavor.
Re:What Soldiers Eat, By Country by silentbicycle on Monday September 06, 2010 @12:44AM (#1665886)
Could you describe the difference a little more? I'm really curious, but when I've seen Marmite here in the states, it's always been so ludicrously overpriced (for a little jar) that I've skipped it.
Re:What Soldiers Eat, By Country by elblanco on Monday September 06, 2010 @01:39AM (#1665988)
I haven't had Marmite in quite a while. But if memory serves, the savoriness (smell and flavor) was really more intense -- it's hard to describe, almost like burnt steak ground up into a paste. Vegemite always seemed to be more palatable to me.

I guess the best way to compare the two is Guinness extra stout vs. regular Guinness.

Unless you really like it, you probably won't use much of either -- it can go for a very long time. I personally like to use it like a seasoning to add savoriness to my cooking.