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Is Vegemite popular in Australia?

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Havent you heard the song?

"Buying bread from a man in Brussels

He was six-foot-four and full of muscles

I said, "Do you speak-a my language?"

He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich

And he said...

I come from a land down under

Where beer does flow and men chunder

Cant you hear, cant your hear the thunder?

You better run, you better take cover"
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It is one of the national dishes of Australia. Spread it lightly on toast!
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Vegemite is our national dish... only joking. Very popular; especially on toast with tomato.
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Not as popular as Beer (XXXX or VB) but very popular.
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Tomato??????????????????!?
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Vegemite is rather divided, you either love it or you hate it.

I like it on toast for breakkie but you only need a tiny smear of it, too much and it tastes disqusting.
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Oh my yes indeedy it is popular here - 'it puts a rose in every cheek!'

But if you like Vegemite and are allergic (like me), we also sell Marmite and Promite. Similar in taste, although I tend to think Promite has an after taste of celery :p
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Can a duck swim?
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It's a staple for little kids growing up in Australia. I ate it as a kid, but not now (as an adult). Some Australians suffer serious withdrawals when overseas if they ca'nt get their hands on a jar of vegemite.

Our "National Anthem" has a Vegemite version!!

....Australians all love Vegemite

For we are young and free

We all enjoy our Vegemite

In front of the TV....etc
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very popular. mostly used as a spread on toast. yum.
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i live in spain and have 4 jars of it in the cupboard. i can't live without it!
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We're happy little vegemites

As bright as bright can be

We always love our vegemite

For breakfast lunch and tea!

Short answer-Yes.
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Can a fish swim? :-))
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It is a must have in any Aussies pantry.
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yes, it is! hehehe.
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it was invented in Australia in 1922 in Melbourne

it is very rich in vitiam b

30 jars are sold in Australia to every 1 that is exported
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