Sculptor Jeremy Fattorini recreated Rodin's famous 'The Kiss' using 420 jars of special Champagne-flavoured Marmite.
Marmite Articles
Explore our collection of articles about Marmite, Britain's most divisive spread.
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A man called Saire Marmite, by his own request
In an ultimate act of brand loyalty, Saire May officially changed his name to Saire Marmite by deed poll.
Nigella's Marmite spaghetti, the right way
A lightning-fast, deeply savoury pasta dish that has become a cult classic. Perfect for when you need a delicious meal in a hurry.
Creamy Marmite chicken, the recipe that earns its place in your weeknight rotation
A rich, savoury, and deeply comforting dish that brings the unique umami of Marmite into a creamy sauce. Perfect for a weeknight dinner.
Marmite Vaseline lip balm: the 2007 April Fool that nearly became a real product
In 2007 Marmite and Vaseline announced a Marmite-flavoured lip balm as an April Fools' joke. The internet took it seriously, the order forms filled up, and the project nearly became a real product line. The story of the prank that almost was.
The time Paddington tried Marmite and Michael Bond was not pleased
In 2007, the unthinkable happened. Paddington Bear, the world's most famous marmalade enthusiast, was seen enjoying a Marmite sandwich, causing a national stir.
The Marmarati, the fake secret society Marmite invented
The Marmarati was a genius marketing campaign creating a secret society of elite Marmite lovers with exclusive members and rituals.
The countries where Marmite has been, briefly, illegal
Believe it or not, the humble jar of Marmite has found itself at the centre of international controversy, facing temporary bans in several countries.
1984: the year Marmite changed the lid and the nation panicked
Some moments in history are marked by great upheaval. In 1984, for Marmite lovers, that moment came when the beloved metal lid was replaced with plastic.
Lucy Wills, Marmite, and the discovery of folic acid
In the 1930s, Dr Lucy Wills discovered that Marmite could treat anaemia in pregnant women, leading to the discovery of folic acid.
