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15 September 2009 © Colin J Clarke

Food

"Beer in Paste Form"

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September Challenge :Topic: 'Food and Restaurants'. See more Food and Restaurant entries HERE


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Yvonne20-Sep-2009 13:03
I could eat this everyday, great shot Colin! Don't like the "new Vegemite" though, have you tasted it yet?
Sue Robertson16-Sep-2009 22:36
Ah... Vegemite.....There is nothing quite like a cheese and vegemite sandwich!.. I wonder you were able to get this through customs!.. a dangerous substance to Americans.. :)
laine16-Sep-2009 20:33
<http://www.vegemite.com.au/vegemite/page?siteid=vegemite-prd&locale=auen1&Mid=670&PagecRef=670

found this &thought you may like to have a look
John16-Sep-2009 09:56
This jar brings a lot of joy. Not the content but the comments :) Love the song from man at work though. Thanks John Lamb. :))) Oh, and I forgot Colin, I voted for the sake of Veggie and it's followers and for the photo too.
Paco López16-Sep-2009 09:06
Beer in paste??????? ...oh, no thankyou; I have enough problems... :o) V!!
Maaike Huizer16-Sep-2009 08:37
I 've never heard of it. But I like your presentation.
Mary Bowles16-Sep-2009 06:45
Yes Vegemite, but then again, might not.
Doug Cruden16-Sep-2009 06:37
I believe that Marmite (also a yeast extract) is a very close cousin to Vegemite - I can do Marmite but I must admit it's an acquired taste. Query whether it's 'Beer in paste' though, unless you're referring to it being yeasty :o))
James Clarke16-Sep-2009 04:34
Great 3D shot. BV

Gotta love it. Being another Aussie ex-pat I thought I might have to bring some from Aus, but it's pretty easy to find here in Japan than I expected! My advise to first timers, spread it thinly on toast with butter or margarine.
John Lamb16-Sep-2009 03:13
Nothing to say except quote the lyrics Colin.

Buying bread from a man in brussels
He was six foot four and full of muscles
I said, do you speak-a my language?
He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich
And he said,

I come from a land down under
Where beer does flow and men chunder
Cant you hear, cant you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover.
Bonnie Underwood16-Sep-2009 02:02
I'll take my beer in liquid form,
preferably in a bottle or draft.
Cindi Smith16-Sep-2009 02:01
Tried it, said yuck, but then again, it could be a taste that grows on you. Kinda like a fungus...JUST KIDDING!!! Well, that just leaves more for the folks that love it. If we all were the same it sure would be boring!!!
Fay Stout16-Sep-2009 01:08
I've only had it once and never cared to taste it again... Maybe it's an acquired taste.
Jeff Lobaugh16-Sep-2009 00:49
I think this is an illegal import in the Low Country!!
carol j. phipps16-Sep-2009 00:27
Vegameatavitamin! HAHA!
Jola Dziubinska15-Sep-2009 23:58
Do you use it for making dough?
Jim Stone15-Sep-2009 23:47
Never tried it. Sure evokes strong opinions, somebody keeps buying it. Kinda like SPAM I guess its either love or hate.
Walter Otto Koenig15-Sep-2009 23:40
Sounds like fellow challengers don't know it or don't like it. We always have it in our pantry and I like it on toast best, nice and salty. Our cat loves to lick some off the spoon.
LynnH15-Sep-2009 23:10
I've never tried it... but I heard it was yucky. I figure it must be half decent or no one would eat it. So, it's a matter of taste... or hemisphere! This is a really nice photo, so clear and colorful. It needs a V (for vote and not for vegemite)
J. Scott Coile15-Sep-2009 22:56
She just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich...
Steve Mockford15-Sep-2009 22:24
Makes for nice pictures but not really fit for human consumption. I am afraid that if beer tasted like this it wouldn't have much of a following either.
Naomi 15-Sep-2009 22:21
I've heard a lot about this product, but have yet to taste it.
Stephanie15-Sep-2009 22:00
This reminds me of the I Love Lucy episode where she promotes Vegameatavitamin.
What does Vegemite taste like?
Linda Willets15-Sep-2009 21:42
Never heard of it.
John15-Sep-2009 20:52
You either love it or hate it I suppose. Yak, not my cup of tea (sorry mates)
laine15-Sep-2009 20:38
YEA !!! I've done Vegemite a couple of times & had the same reaction from folks over your way...mostly negative. :) You know you could open vegemite Schools over there, Colin & teach that Vegemite is not peanut butter, we don't slather it on our toast, we lightly spread. Big Vote for the stuff that puts a rose in every cheek !!!
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