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Marmite yes or no?
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I even put marmite on my toast when having beans on toast.
Whilst the beans are heating up, make two slices of marmite on toast. Add the beans, then apply pepper, then a sprinkle of grated cheese on top.
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"I even put marmite on my toast when having beans on toast.
Whilst the beans are heating up, make two slices of marmite on toast. Add the beans, then apply pepper, then a sprinkle of grated cheese on top.
Thank me later"
If I had any marmite, beans, bread, pepper or cheese (grated or otherwise) I’d so try this. |
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"I even put marmite on my toast when having beans on toast.
Whilst the beans are heating up, make two slices of marmite on toast. Add the beans, then apply pepper, then a sprinkle of grated cheese on top.
Thank me later"
That sounds delicious!! |
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The Italian grandmas used to use the jus of a roast beef joint to put over a bit of plain cooked spaghetti for the nippers as a quick delicious meal.
Top tip for an alternative is to use Marmite.
F’ing amazing.
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"Yes. Especially with peanut butter on toast.
Yes!!! Have you tried the marmite peanut butter?? Delicious!"
Yes!!! It makes it taste like peanut butter which has been made with dry-roasted peanuts.
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