Soup cooked in a large pot

Usage examples of marmite.

Et ils songent tous deux a la soupe aux choux qui fume dans la marmite pendue a la cremaillere, au milieu de la grande cheminee.

The dark marmite spread was very salty, catching him by surprise, and he pulled a face.

She made do with a crust with marmite and a cup of instant coffee, and wandered outside.

Helen, and at other times he thinks nah, it was just the Marmite really.

But then, the Marmite Problem still nags away at him, too, and he ponders the question: do I crave the taste of Marmite because I associate it with Helen or do I crave Helen simply because I love the taste of Marmite?

He takes the jar of Marmite out of the cupboard and licks around the rim of the jar.

I took cheese and Marmite sandwiches up with me, and found a mossy ledge amongst the ice ridges.

Now the sun was on her back, and she rested against the window, just for a moment because she could hear movement above the kitchen, and now she thought of the Marmite sandwiches.

Besides fatting, picking his nose, and strumming, his other passion in life was eggy-weggies and Marmite soldiers.

Ashley panted slightly, as if she had just made the journey herself, while shoving marmite and bread into her carryall.

I assured her, passing her the Marmite, Mintolas and AA batteries I had promised her from my last visit.

Orange marmalade, black marmite, yellow butter, brown toast, white sugar.

I had had that day apart from the coffee was some bread and Marmite and two glasses of milk, and even that had been half frozen in its carton.

In lieu of Squeak food, they were supping on the least putrid human groceries available: dandelion salad with Angostura bitters, grilled black pudding, squid fritters, kim chee, Icelandic hrokkbraud and Marmite, Bananas Foster, and a big pitcher of scorpion cocktails made with Demerara rum.

At Prep School in those days, a parcel of tuck was sent once a week by anxious mothers to their ravenous little sons, and an average tuck-box would probably contain, at almost any time, half a home-made currant cake, a packet of squashed-fly biscuits, a couple of oranges, an apple, a banana, a pot of strawberry jam or Marmite, a bar of chocolate, a bag of Liquorice Allsorts and a tin of Bassett's lemonade powder.