Marmite Articles

Explore our collection of articles about Marmite, Britain's most divisive spread.

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Squeezy Marmite Returns

Sainsbury's brings back the beloved Marmite Squeezy jar by popular demand, offering fans a more convenient way to enjoy Britain's favourite savoury spread.

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The Hearty Helper: Marmite's Role in Soups

A spoonful of Marmite can transform a simple soup into a rich, umami-packed delight, adding depth and complexity that belies its humble origins as a spread.

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Marmite in Sauces & Dressings

Marmite's rich umami depth transforms sauces, gravies, and dressings, adding complex savoury notes to countless recipes.

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Creative Marmite Sandwiches

While a simple Marmite on toast is a classic, the versatile spread can elevate a humble sandwich to new heights with a few imaginative additions.

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Marmite in Desserts

While it sounds like a culinary oxymoron, Marmite has found its way into desserts, adding depth to chocolate and caramel treats.

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Why Vegans Love Marmite

For those embracing a plant-based lifestyle, Marmite isn't just a tasty spread; it's a crucial source of a notoriously hard-to-find nutrient: Vitamin B12.

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Marmite's B-Vitamin Power

Beyond its divisive taste, Marmite is a nutritional powerhouse, brimming with essential B vitamins that contribute to everything from energy to brain health.

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Game Night, the Marmite Way

For the fan who has everything, there is a surprising range of Marmite-themed board and card games, perfect for testing friendships and family loyalties.

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A Royal Toast: The Story of Ma'amite

Ma'amite was a special commemorative jar featuring royal red, white and blue colours and a gold crown to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.

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Does Marmite Repel Mosquitoes?

The theory that Marmite repels mosquitoes due to its vitamin B1 content is a popular belief, but does the science support it?

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