Spotted today in Iceland.
Is this an insult to cuisine or a hidden gem of fusion food?
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Edit: For non-UK folks, Iceland is a supermarket in the UK which specialises in frozen food. I didn't spot this in the country of Iceland!
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2024
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I didn't know this was a thing. It sounds so wrong. Like dipping your bare feet into a bowl of baked beans.
I've not tasted the peanut butter, but if the marmite hummus is anything to go by, it's less like dipping feet, more like tasting them (and I love both marmite and hummus, but they do not work together).
The marmite peanut butter sounds like it should be awful but actually isn’t. It’s also good for those moments of indecision when you just can’t decide which to have on your toast.
I had no idea ready mixed Marmite peanut butter was a thing, but I've been making Marmite & peanut butter on toast since I was a kid. It's delicious. I had it for breakfast just this morning, actually. It's also great hangover food- carby and proteiny and salty and savoury in a big "kick you square in the taste buds" sort of way.
My parents would send me to school with peanut butter and Marmite sandwiches. Slightly annoying that just because there's a ready-mixed version that people are now acting like it's a new thing, but at least more people get to experience it.