Is MSG a hidden ingredient in food and products?

[Viper]

Its black but do you like it?

 

[Jack]

No, it's sick. Worse than sprouts.

 

[Viper]

Sprouts are nice. Jack your a fool!

 

[damgo]

WTF is marmite?

 

[Mulder]

It's disgusting.

http://www.gty.org/~phil/marmite.htm

 

[Viper]

Its a black sweet as tasty yummy good stuff!

 

[steppenwolf]

i like vegimite!

 

[Viper]

we are not worthy!

 

[N_Quire]

Marmite on toast cannot be beaten. It's simply the best. However, Bovril as a hot drink is vile.

 

[Bubonic Plague]

I like Marmite. Has a unique taste. I can't quite describe it.

I used to use it to add flavour to my meals by hunking one spoon into my rice and mixing it, cause my mom wouldn't let me flavour my rice with Soya Sauce(Light Sauce).

 

[Viper]

Try making cheese on toast with marmite underneith mmmm

 

[Deslaar]

Originally posted by Viper
Try making cheese on toast with marmite underneith mmmm

A mousetrap.

I like marmite and lettuce sandwiches but I prefer vegemite in sandwiches and on toast.

 

[Viper]

Marmite and lettuce can`t say I tried. Ian likes it on ice cream

 

[Baikonur]

what is marmite/vegimite?

 

[Viper]

Marmite is a yeast extract product

 

[Deslaar]

Vegemite is also a yeast extract.

 

[Astronuc]

Vegemite

I resurrected this thread rather than start a new one.

I grew up on Vegemite and occasionally Marmite, and like them both.

Anyway - I thought this was great

How much is inside Vegemite?

If you've never tasted Vegemite, the closest experience would be to put a beef bouillon cube in your mouth.

 

[cristo]

I've never tried vegemite. I liked marmite as a kid-- in fact my mum tells me its the only thing I would eat for a while! Absolutely hate the stuff now. My housemates eat it and leave knives lying around with marmite on and it makes me feel ill!

 

[Danger]

When I read the linked description, my first response was that I'm glad it's not available in Canada. After Astro's explanation of the taste, however, it's quite possible that I'd like it.

 

[Astronuc]

When I read the linked description, my first response was that I'm glad it's not available in Canada.

I'm sure Vegemite and Marmite are available in Canada! I know there are Aussies there.

 

[Smurf]

When I read the linked description, my first response was that I'm glad it's not available in Canada. After Astro's explanation of the taste, however, it's quite possible that I'd like it.

Check the specialty shops, trust me, it's here

 

[Andy]

Brilliant.

 

[Anttech]

Llllooovvvvvvvve it

 

[Cyrus]

Whats a marmite?

 

[Mk]

Whats a marmite?

Marmite is disgusting is what it is. I think it's made of marsupial varmintes

 

[turbo]

Warning! If you experienced any adverse reactions to eating Chinese food (MSG syndrome) do not try either of these products - at least not very much of them at a time. Both yeast extract and vegetable extract are concentrated forms of glutamates

 

[Cyrus]

What is 'MSG syndrome'?

 

[hypatia]

I had it once, and would never eat it again. Unless of course it was the end of the world and there was nothing let to eat. I would chose Marmite over bugs.

 

[Danger]

Check the specialty shops, trust me, it's here

Hmmm... I've sure never seen it. If it's really cheap, I might see if I can find a jar to try out.

 

[turbo]

What is 'MSG syndrome'?

Some people experience numbness or tingling in the extremities, headaches, abdominal cramps or worse. I promptly go into anaphylactic shock and I nearly died in the emergency room of a local hospital because the ER doc didn't believe that MSG could be such a serious problem, and she withheld epinephrine though I begged for it (as much as I could in my condition). By the time my BP got down to about 25 over 15, the ER nurses were hollering at her and she administered epinephrine. That's when I went into convulsions and the doctor and two nurses had to enlist the aid of another person to hold me down. When I woke up hours later, I felt like someone had beaten every inch of my body with a baseball bat. When someone is "passed out" and unresponsive, do not holler "we're losing him" unless you intend for the patient to know their state. I remember most of that afternoon, including the arguments and the panic in the ER.