Here is a link to let you know that Marmite is available in Japan, but sadly Vegemite is not popular. Oh dear

http://www.deepkyoto.com/?tag=marmite

Oh Ren - then there's scope for a Whole New Market right at your back door!

Lioness, you had better make it a big jar- there are an awful lot of them to convert!

well, yeah, but you don't need much of it, Ozzz!

Ren might need two jars then.

Just to get back to the comparison, I don't think you can deny that Marmite wins for style (as well as taste). Is there a Vegemite shop anywhere? I think not!

http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/whatson/marmite-pop-up-shop-article-8844.html

I see they're only open for ten weeks over the Christmas season. A good place to get that perfect gag gift! (Pun only semi-intended)

I am getting to the bottom of my vegemite jar and am getting to near panic mode. I had my toast and butter with marmite this morning and, as one not raised on either of them, I find that the marmite has an almost metallic aftertaste. See HERE for a sad, sad sight.

Vegemite.. and I have a son who at the age of 5, lived on Vegemite sandwiches for almost a year.. and is now, 26 years later, 186cm tall and 90kg in weight.. gotta be good for you !

Don't know anything about either, but I can't click on "never heard of it" on the opinion poll since I was a fan of Men at Work's song, "Down Under." The answer to the question, "Can you order it on-line?" is yes, found a U.S. website for Marmite and Vegemite here: http://www.marmitepantry.com/Vegemite.html

Marmite forever. All the family like it too. One son even eats it mixed with treacle! I just ate some Marmite on toast a few minutes ago. I could eat another slice but that would be greedy.

In fairness, I haven't tried Vegemite. The only time I came close to buying it, a complete stranger persuaded me to put the pot back on the supermarket shelf. She said it really wasn't a patch on Marmite. The decision to buy was very marginal, so I let myself be influenced. I got a pot of Marmite instead. Why change from such a great product anyway?

Thank you, HairyBear, for the website. I shall be ordering my new jar very soon.

O'happy day! I found that vegemite is sold right here in my little town at the World Market store. Now my cupboard has a new jar and I get my breakfast toast tomorrow.

Excellent ClaraSue!

Good things Always come to those who wait!

Personally if the shops in my town didn't stock Marmite, I would move. Vote with your feet, I say.

ClaraSue, I'm very pleased to learn you're able to enjoy proper toast again.

Vegemite is now a prized ingredient in global dining.

"In Sydney for the International Food Festival, chef Alex Bourdas from the famed Sa.Qua.Na restaurant in Normandy, was given a jar of Vegemite. He now has a dish on the menu of cod, oyster cream, cabbage, Toulouse sausage and a Vegemite reduction that has European critics swooning" (with delight, assuredly.)

Hong Kong chef, Alvin Leung has also created "ho fun", a Vegemite wagyu.

Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but I just could not contain my excitement, having found a shop in The Hague where Vegemite is sold. Australians can now move to The Netherlands without adverse effects. Decision to buy a 220 gr pot took about 0.1 sec. Having tasted the stuff I feel qualified to offer my opinion: it is slightly more bitter than Marmite, and has a more pronounced beer taste. In short, I like Vegemite better than Marmite. Thank you for your time.
Cheers

I'm thrilled to see Vegemite conquering the world As for me, I alternate between Vegemite and Promite which is a Masterfoods product in Oz. It's similar to Vegemite but has a sweeter taste. Although it taste less salty, it has more salt than Vegemite last time I read the labels. I know two people that love Vegemite and tomato sandwiches. I don't like that at all as the water from the tomatoes dilutes the Vegemite but to each their own.

I like Marmite crisps.

I am reliably informed that Marmite is an ingredient of a new perfume!

Beat that you Vegemite fans!

Oh Sue, where have you been? I always dab a little Vegemite behind my ears before leaving the house! You should try it.

I suppose that it would be preferable to actually eating the stuff! But is it worth 125 quid?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl...eltic-Fire.html

The other ingredients are peat, oak, fir and bog myrtle, a fragrance that 'speaks eloquently of primordial terrain', which to me sounds like you are spraying yourself with really old dirt. Charming, I am sure...

I, personally, would rather not smell like either one, but maybe I'm the strange one lol.

Still no marmite in production in New Zealand thanks to the earthquakes....marmageddon continues

Would not want to get vegemite so I am gone without for over 18 months....

Oh Howie, that is awful.

Howie, they sell Marmite in Australia, and I could send you some. The only problem is that the use-by date is some time in 1976.