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Carp seem to think highly of it.

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I prefer it as an additive to my cheese rolls! :thumbs:

 

I have also tried it as a boillie dip, but didn't particularly do that well with it.

 

Mind you, some people swear by it, I must try it again soon.

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it can work as can bovril which I much prefer as marmite induces bouts of vd (vomiting and diarhea) when ingested

 

Has always been a good addative but they like it or they dont just like the advert. :yucky:

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Soak your chunks of luncheon meat in a Marmite soak overnight....wonderful barbel bait :)

 

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A little useless information if anyone is interested, Marmite is produced from a by-product of beer. When the mash is fermenting the froth is skimmed off the top and is sent away to make Marmite, (or so I was told on a tour of the Youngs brewery).

 

 

......anybody remember PYM? ............... that's probably why Marmite works as well.

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A little useless information if anyone is interested, Marmite is produced from a by-product of beer. When the mash is fermenting the froth is skimmed off the top and is sent away to make Marmite, (or so I was told on a tour of the Youngs brewery).

......anybody remember PYM? ............... that's probably why Marmite works as well.

 

That would be the yeast extract then.

What's PYM?. :unsure:

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Phillips Yeast Mix....you can get it from Holland and Barratt, debittered Brewers yeast.

 

Very tasty, and it still catches fish :)

 

Den

 

Try this for size, sausage meat and PYM made into a paste....shhh

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"When through the woods and forest glades I wanderAnd hear the birds sing sweetly in the trees;When I look down from lofty mountain grandeur,And hear the brook, and feel the breeze;and see the waves crash on the shore,Then sings my soul..................

for all you Spodders. https://youtu.be/XYxsY-FbSic

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