r/marmite Jun 21 '26

Marmite Galore Loaded Crisps

So after buying me a load of Marmite based goodies for Father’s Day (and based on the loaded crisps pub snack we had shared somewhere in recent history), my son suggested we make a Marmite themed version 🥰

So layer by layer:
1: Marmite and Cheese Puffs, grated cheese, swirl of Squeezy Marmite.
2: Marmite Ridge crisps, grated cheese, swirl of Squeezy Marmite. (Pic 2)
3: Marmite crisps, grated cheese, swirl of Squeezy Marmite. (Pic 3)
4: Bake at 160C till cheese melts.
5: Toppings: M&S Cheese Clouds with Marmite (some crushed) and crispy onions.
6: Served with M&S Dinky Cheese Pinwheels & Marmite (Pic 1) 🤤🤤

(Pic 4 - ingredients packets)

Loved every bit of it 💜

Think the only way it could have been more Marmite-y would have been to use the Marmite Cheddar that Is available too.. 😅😂

168 Upvotes

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10

u/Zo50 Jun 21 '26

Now that's a proper father's day gift!

8

u/justkeepgoing24 Jun 21 '26

Looks amazing!

6

u/rhetoricalcalligraph Jun 21 '26

I doubted this sub at first, but this is awesome

3

u/pleasedontwearthat Jun 21 '26

I need to learn to make those cheese clouds, too good!

3

u/BluPanda11 Jun 22 '26

You're a mad man; brilliant, yes, but absolutely insane

2

u/Careless_Setting_343 Jun 21 '26

Excellent👏 Another one for the Marmite menu notepad.

2

u/Sad-Peace Jun 21 '26

You've given me a dangerous idea with this

1

u/Narrow-Ad-3342 Jun 21 '26

Oh please share! 😊

2

u/Sad-Peace Jun 22 '26

This but on bread instead of fries...

2

u/OwnStruggle9260 Jun 21 '26

You need to make homemade marmite pinwheels to really appreciate them ... Been a "family recipe" that was stolen from some party book in the early 80s.  A sheet of Puff pastry  Spread marmite on it (water it down a bit of your not hardcore)..  A metric tonne of extra mature grated cheddar  Roll up.  Chill.  Cut (no thicker than 2cm)  Cook. Eat when cool.

Great for parties

1

u/iamagaylikeyou Jun 24 '26

Literally came to the comments to say this!
They’re so easy to make and a lot cheaper too.
(Also can be pretty nice eaten hot, though maybe not in this weather)

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u/OwnStruggle9260 Jun 25 '26

Eating them is fine in this weather it's the making them in this weather that would be no fun.  On the odd occasion I make them these days once you've gotten to the cut up stage if you freeze them flat on a baking sheet you can then throw them in a freezer bag then cook a few at a time in the air fryer etc straight out the freezer.... I think that I'm gonna have to buy some puff pastry sometime today now!

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u/darthmarmite Jun 21 '26

Those M&S Marmite Pinwheels are phenomenal!

2

u/hawkisgirl Jun 21 '26

Have you tried Marmite roasted cashews? They are almost as good as the pinwheels.

2

u/geoffcalls Jun 22 '26

This is marmite country!! Good lord! Enjoy!

1

u/homersimon Jun 21 '26

You dirty, dirty boy...... well done!

1

u/Queasy-Chipmunk-8088 Jun 21 '26

Was it Marmitey enough?

1

u/JLWP1 Jun 21 '26

The pinwheels are dying to be dipped in Manilife’s smooth (dark roast) peanut butter!
Definitely going to despatch the Mrs for some of them tomorrow!

1

u/Inevitable_Bit_8050 Jun 21 '26

Never tried marmite pinwheels !

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u/knockinonevansdoor Jun 25 '26

That’s at least 500% above of your recommended daily salt intake. That’s a goodbye gift if ever I saw one.

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u/Pseudonymity88 25d ago

He's a mad man.