

On the recipe front, I was only able to uncover a couple of urban legend type mentions of Marmite/Vegemite desserts, but nothing substantial. Hmmm . . . there must be someone, somewhere (probably with a British or Australian accent) that has used Marmite in a dessert!
By Monday afternoon, I had pretty much given up my search, and with my Marmite fantasies long gone, what did I happen upon, quite accidentally?? Not one, but two different recipes for Vegemite cheesecake! It was fate! It was kismet! It looked seriously delicious!! If I hadn't been at work desk, I would have been jumping around with excitement.

(Oh, for those of you who don't know Marmite is similar, in taste and texture, to vegetable bouillon.)
Click here to get the recipes for Billy's two Vegemite cheesecakes at A Table for Two and here to view a Marmite commercial. It says it all.
4 comments:
Marmite is so much better than Vegemite (easier to spread-Vegemite is too thick). I can't imagine it in a cheesecake, it seems too salty.
never actually had the stuff, but the cheesecake looks divine!
Hey, Megan! I really like sweet and salty together, so it seems like a perfect dessert ingredient to me. :-)
marmite?? Hmmm, I am not convinced you eat this...especially on crackers.
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