

| Subject: | Re: Vegemite. |
| From: | Ray Hunnam |
| Date: | Tue, 20 Oct 1998 00:35:41 -0700 |
John Old bush folk law has numerous use's for vegemite. 1. When spread on a wood splinter it will draw it out of the wound. 2. When stump pulling just spread some around the tree stump and it will draw it out of the ground. ( Has a fetish for wood ) 3. Been known to draw eye teeth from one's gums. So please don't degrade such a fine useful Aussie product. Personally I would never eat the bloody stuff myself. Ray. PS Joel if you want some take my advice - DON'T Janet Andersen wrote: > You can buy this foul tasting ,nasty looking bit of Ozzie history > here in the States. If you have an inquiring mind try a place like Cost > Plus, Pier 1 Imports or (if you live California ) Trader Joes. They all > carry this stuff, and they are welcome to it. > > DrRufo > SOCal-81 vanagon > > Malcolm Stebbins wrote: > > > Joel: It is a paste that one puts on bread or crackers that is the > > consistency of peanut butter, the color of chocolate (with a bit of > > red) and (to the north American palette) is foul tasting. It is an > > animal extract with what tastes like huge amounts of salt in it. > > > > If you want to get an idea of the taste, put an "Oxo" cube in your > > mouth!! That is about as close as I can describe it to a North > > American. > > > > Popular in Aust. and maybe UK. > > > > I lived in Tasmania for two years and never got use to it. It IS an > > acquired taste. > > > > Maybe someone from Aust. can send Joel a bit of it. > > > > > but what the heck is Vegemite!!!????? > > > > > > inquiring old farts want to know! :) > > >
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