Marmite Classic Yeast Extract vegan breakfast spread rich in B vitamins with no added sugar 500 g

UK citizens can be divided into two distinct categories: Marmite Maniacs and Marmite Miseryguts. I fall into the former category and was re-converted to Marmite after living abroad for a few years, devoid of all Marmitey'ness. Upon my return to the UK I met a very lovely and butterfly inducing chappy who persuaded me to try it again and, after the initial shock to the system from the saltiness of it I fell in love with it again (and with him as well!). Move forward a few years and Marmite is still VERY much in my life but the chappy isn't (dammit - and he's now living in Hawaii, sob ... bet he can't get Marmite there though!). Yes, I can HIGHLY recommend this and the big jar of it is very handy too - unless you manage to knock it off a cupboard shelf, as I did and it shatters all over the floor (but if you do do this, be quick cleaning it up and the Marmite won't ooze out all over the floor, just the shattered glass will go everywhere!!). I love this stuff!! :-)

No Problems. Nice Taste, All Consumed.

Arrived on time and jar was intact, Marmite very tasty as usual, good source of Vit B12 for vegans.

This jumbo sized jar isn’t always easy to find in supermarkets, but makes a handy cupboard staple (or stocking filler at Christmas) for the Marmite addict. There is enough of the brown sticky stuff here to see a Marmite devotee through several months of breakfasts. Perhaps less, if they use it as I do, in soups and stews, or as a hot drink. One way of making sure you don’t run out, and good value too, if you’re a lover, not a hater.

We love Marmite in our household. The kids have it on their crumpets for breakfast and the cats absolutely love licking the knife and plate afterwards. I’ve developed a technique to minimise mess too. Because let’s face it, it’s not the easiest to remove and spread!

really special with hot buttered toast. Preferably home-made wholemeal.

Again the packaging was poor so the lid was cracked . However for this one we went ahead and used it as seal was good and marmite being salt and veg and yeast , thought it was safe . But both the faulty patum pepperium and the marmite problems means unless you can reassure us of your ability to ship such product , we are not able to continue to purchase these or similar items from Amazon .

Marmite is quite nice and well recommended. This review is very critical of how Amazon Pantry sent 6 jars of the marmite to me along with the rest of my order. 6 glass jars were placed in amongst the rest of the order wth no contact separation from each other resulting in a very messy opening. The glass jars were free to move around and, of course, they smashed. Would love to say this was an isolated occurrence,but actually 3 of the last 5 orders including marmite had resulted in broken jars and leaking marmite,in some occasions ruining the other orders items,because who wants to stand to clean sticky marmite and glass of their food. Now Amazon are pretty good at managing this sort of thing out and refunded the cost of the broken jars. But they really need to start packaging better or stop selling/transporting glassware foods. I have included some photos and show that the Amazon packing employee placed plastic air bags into the Pantry box,but this packaging just sat on the top of the food items and doesn't offer any protection. Some form of glass jar separation is needed. A warning if ordering more than one jar should be noted. As for myself,I won't be ordering any further glass jar products (especially marmite) in the future, and have to consider if Amazon Pantry are up to this type of selling in general.