Vegemite on toast.
Come on, you know it's the best way to start the day! Soomething that looks so disgusting has GOT to be good for you. PLUS, it is a byproduct of beer manufacture.
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Lots of folks travel for food. But for a few of us, what gets us going on those early on-the-road mornings is the local twist on breakfast. This group explores global breakfast delights (no Southeast Asian banana pancakes allowed!).
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diskodolly dont you mean marmite...
nthorpe I may be wading into world war three here, but Promite is way up the ladder from Marmite.
mgoldberg For what it's worth, it's well known that Vegemite has plenty of Vitamin B, which promotes energy, stimulates the nervous system, and generally enhances childhood development. Count me in!
vivekw Vegemite is all right with a few conditions:
* it must be spread molecule-thin
* it must be accompanied by LOTS of butter
* it must be taken with eight to twelve gallons of water
The problem is that many non-Australians smear it on their toast like peanut butter and then get the rude shock.
nthorpe I have heard tell of folks who spread vegemite on their toast soldiers which are used to scoop out the insides of boiled eggs. It's madness, I tell you. That aint right.
katie_f Actually, nthorpe, I'm with the vegemite and egg brigade. It's the vegemite and cheese brigade that I don't get, they've now even introduced a cream cheese spread mixed with vegemite, eurgh. However, the combination of avocado and vegemite on toast is surprising and delicious.
vivekw @katie_f: I don't believe it. You can't be Australian...? Vegemite without cheese is like Abbott without Costello. So to speak.
nog_boinb as bleedin' usual, katie_f is correct: vegemite and avocado is a breakfast match made in heaven, which can only be improved upon by the addition of soft-boiled eggs with lovely runny middles (take that, nthorpe!)