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Roast Veg
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 Re: The Lounge  Quote: The British version of the product is a sticky, dark brown paste with a distinctive, powerful flavour, which is extremely salty and savoury. This distinctive taste is reflected in the British company's marketing slogan: "Love it or hate it." Other similar products are the Australian Vegemite and the Swiss Cenovis.
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Asklar
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Re: The Lounge What, in the name of everything that I have ever tasted, is that THING!?
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Areku
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Re: The Lounge I heard Marmite is actually a very nice liquid mask for rust effects on miniatures. Not sure about the taste, though, as we don't have that stuff down here.
On the subject of vegetables, I really like mandioca. It's like a potato, except you can make necrotic poison with the extract. And eat it too, tastes really good.
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Asklar
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Re: The Lounge I like more camotes. They are just like potatoes, but they have a pseudo-sweet taste.
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Contrary
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Re: The Lounge From what I hear, marmite is the 2 girls 1 cup of the food world.
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Asklar
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Re: The Lounge
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Natti
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Re: The Lounge Marmite sure is terrible.
Also, I love ponies.
The latter statement actually does go well with my avatar, since his battle cry is "For Pony!".
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Ragdollmaster
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Re: The Lounge Branston Pickle is so delicious.
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Asklar
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Re: The Lounge Who?
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Ragdollmaster
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Re: The Lounge  Mix of pickles and some other vegetables. Also, Ajvar. Mainly red peppers and tomatoes but there's some other stuff in there. Makes a nice dip for dry breads, ie pitas or tortillas. 
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Asklar
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Re: The Lounge Awesomesauce.
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Cadwaller
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Re: The Lounge When I piss with a boner the head usually dips in the water. Even though this is disgusting its nice to be able to complain about it to other people because then they just think I'm hung.
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Duh102
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Re: The Lounge Marmite is ok in small quantities. Cream cheese + marmite on a bagel is good, if you get the marmite down to like a teaspoon per tablespoon of creamcheese.
That said, I've not tried vegemite, and I'm interested in doing so. I've heard that it's milder in acridity compared to marmite.
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Tomaster
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Re: The Lounge Zero Punctuation jokes wooo~
Anyway, I ♥♥♥♥ love watermelon.
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411570N3
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Re: The Lounge Vegimite's pretty mild, yeah. I take it about 4mm thick on my toast, though some people barely scrape it on and use margarine.
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