umedc
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mine doc say i not allow to eat saltMarmite is high in salt, and as salt is a preservative I would enjoy.
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mine doc say i not allow to eat saltMarmite is high in salt, and as salt is a preservative I would enjoy.
Well, I'd forgotten how scrummy this stuff is. Thanks all - and someone above was correct: the date is indeed a 'Best before'.
Now I'm off to make some proper bread instead of the mass-made stuff I had for lunch...
Just found an unopened jar of loverly Marmite. Use-by date is August 2008. Do we think it's just a legal requirement, and there's nothing in Marmite to go bad? Looks and smells fine.
Or is there some peculiar yeast-based nasty in there, just waiting to attack a chap's alimentary canal?
I know what OK-to-eat marmite smells like but how do you know by smell if it's gone bad? Your nasal receptors are already shredded from the first go surely? And I'm sure the diff oil in my Fintail is Marmite cos it looks like it - should I change it or spread it on some soldiers (assuming I could find a soldier to spread it on of course....)?Love marmite, had mine this morn on 4 pieces of toast .
Your nose is a good tool for these things .
I like use by dates, my friends mum is s stickler by them, so I get the not used stuff , koolio! Even 1 day over will do it for her .
You had better eat it - you can't dispose of it any other way as it is probably classed as hazardous waste!
Can't believe we are at almost 3 pages dicussing Marmite "Best By" dates
Lot of people must be working from home
:bannana::bannana:
How much is a new jar? £1.20? Times must be tough in Manalishi's household.
Oi! This is one of the big jars. If you can tell me where they're on sale at £1.20 I'll be your bestest friend.
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