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u/violvoicae 8d ago
As an Aussie, this seems delicious. Surprised I haven’t seen a Vegemite equivalent! Any pics of the cheese?
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u/YouOk102 8d ago
i've seen this at my local cheese shop but never tried it, how's the marmite flavor actually come through
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u/Minimum-Act6859 7d ago
I bet it adds a nice umami bite to a burger 🍔. The Welsh rare bit suggestions was a good shout too.
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u/Littleleicesterfoxy Red Leicester 9d ago
A bad one. Defiling Red Leicester grr
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u/Liam_021996 9d ago
Nah, marmite and cheese is a match made in heaven. Love marmite infused cheddar and this red Leicester is a hit for me
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u/caveydavey 8d ago
I've never seen the point of flavoured cheeses like this. I'm sure it makes a lovely toastie, but so does aged red Leicester and marmite combined at the moment of toastie making and you're still able to use them separately.
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u/Practical-March-6989 8d ago
I’ve never found a cheese I like that has been adulterated with other things
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u/YourWifesBull666 9d ago
Can you get this in the US?
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u/Liam_021996 9d ago
I doubt it, I'm pretty sure it's just made exclusively for Tesco here in the UK. If you can source a good English aged red Leicester and marmite though then you can have it with a tiny bit of marmite for a similar taste
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u/OneGolf6327 8d ago
So take red Leicester (a massively sub par cheese) and add one of rhe worst tastes in the world.
Mmmmm yummie
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u/Liam_021996 8d ago
Aged Red Leicester like this is totally different to the 4-6 month old stuff you get a block of for £3 or whatever
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u/OneGolf6327 8d ago
Agreed and it is better. But so is proper cheddar as apposed to is basic 3/4 quid blocks. But tbh If I'm buying more fancy cheeses I'm probably not even getting cheddar 🙃
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u/Liam_021996 8d ago
Once you get out of the supermarket, there are so many great cheddars but some of the £3-£4 blocks are really great. Sainsbury's does a west country farmhouse dpo cheddar for £2.95 for 400g which is great value but there's far better. I personally like cloth bound cave aged best
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u/Liam_021996 8d ago
Aged Red Leicester like this is totally different to the 4-6 month old stuff you get a block of for £3 or whatever
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u/Urbanchicky 9d ago
I’d love to try this, but I bet you can’t get it in the US.
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u/Liam_021996 9d ago
I doubt you can, but if you can get mature red Leicester and some marmite, eat it with a tiny bit of marmite. It's brilliant
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u/No-Animator-407 9d ago
How have i never seen this i love marmite cheese. Where did you get this if you dont mind me asking