[Food] Corned beef and MARMITE

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Started making my sandwiches for lunch, this morning, resigned to cheese and marmite as nothing else in.

Went to the fridge for the cheese (after spreading on the butter and marmite) and discovered a pack of corned beef I'd forgotten about. Considered writing off the bread I'd started, but no - MAVERICK that I am, I went for it.

Its ****ing horrible.

 

Marshy

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Brave very brave, I am disappointed it didn't pay off for you..

 

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• Dec 13, 2017

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hans kraay fan club said:

Started making my sandwiches for lunch, this morning, resigned to cheese and marmite as nothing else in.

Went to the fridge for the cheese (after spreading on the butter and marmite) and discovered a pack of corned beef I'd forgotten about. Considered writing off the bread I'd started, but no - MAVERICK that I am, I went for it.

Its ****ing horrible.

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yeah thats a right cock up you could have got away with corned beef and cheese mind

 

BNthree

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Coldeanseagull

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Believe it or not, I loathe and detest corned beef. Ever since my army days I guess, when it was with everything.
Marmite on its own would've sufficed as a presentable sandwich lunch. Enough sustenance so you didn't starve and enough aftertaste so you didn't experiment ever again

 

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Corned beef and a bit of Colmans is an ideal sandwich. Only on white sliced though.

 

Cowfold Seagull

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Hmmm can't say I'm surprised to be honest. I absolutely love them both individually, but together is just wrong.

 

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Corned beef? You know the war's over Yeah?

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The Clamp

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Marmite with a bit of butter is an acceptable one off rush sandwich. Only on white sliced though.

 

TWOCHOICEStom

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Meat. In. A. Tin.

 

hans kraay fan club

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• Dec 13, 2017

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The Clamp said:

Corned beef and a bit of Colmans is an ideal sandwich. Only on white sliced though.

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CB and COLESLAW is a winner.

 

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Hope this helps >>> http://wearenotfoodies.com/tag/marmite-sandwich-ideas/

 

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hans kraay fan club said:

CB and COLESLAW is a winner.

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Coleslaw is always a winner. I have it with a full English. As long as you keep it away from the bean sauce and egg yolk, keep it tucked behind the sausages. Heaven.

 

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Just had corned beef and pickle rolls.

Right tasty they were.

 

studio150

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Marmite
Cheese

And most definitely not

 

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• Dec 13, 2017

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Cowfold Seagull said:

Hmmm can't say I'm surprised to be honest. I absolutely love them both individually, but together is just wrong.

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This

 

beorhthelm

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i thought this was going to be a culinary discovery. on paper seems right, if you like the constituents.

 

jakarta

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• Dec 13, 2017

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studio150 said:

Marmite
Cheese

And most definitely not

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Spam with pickled onions and crusty white bread, a taste of the 1970's for me.

Quite partial to Spam, (Double) Egg and Chips as well.

The Spam Fritter experience is, however, underwhelming.

 

Bakero

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• Dec 13, 2017

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The Clamp said:

Coleslaw is always a winner. I have it with a full English. As long as you keep it away from the bean sauce and egg yolk, keep it tucked behind the sausages. Heaven.

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I have my doubts about that.

 

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The Clamp said:

Coleslaw is always a winner. I have it with a full English. As long as you keep it away from the bean sauce and egg yolk, keep it tucked behind the sausages. Heaven.

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What sort of bread would you use for the toast/fried bread?