Marmite Lowers Selection box- Healthy Snacks - Marmite Crisps (9x190g)

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Here we look in just a little more detail at the individual ingredients of Marmite (the standard version). Note that the exact quantities and specific flavourings added are not in the public domain as these are closely guarded trade secrets, but here are the main constituents of the gorgeous goo. Ingredient

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This is where things begin to get a little vague, but given that Unilever has assured us of the vegan status of their product, we can safely assume the vegetable juices used in the Marmite recipe do not contain any non-vegan additions. Marmite has more in common with penicillin than you might imagine: both are substances that have greatly benefitted humanity, but both were effectively developed by scientists who made accidental discoveries. While Alexander Fleming’s discovery of the penicillin group of antibiotics has long been celebrated, it’s about time the German scientist behind Marmite, Justus Freiherr von Liebig, is held in a little greater esteem, in our view. Accidental Discovery Justus Freiherr von Liebig, Inventor of Marmite ( Wikipedia.org)Garstang, Garthdee, Glasgow Muirend, Glen Rd, Gloucester, Gloucester Quays, Godalming, Golders Green, Gorseinon, Gosforth, Grantham, Great Homer St, Great Yarmouth, Grimsby, Guildford, Guisborough For real Marmite aficionados, the XO (standing for Extra Old) version of Marmite has been matured four times longer than the standard variety, giving it an even stronger (some might say pungent!) flavour. This bad boy is not for the faint of heart, but perfectly fine for vegans. Marmite Peanut Butter