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Christmas
special and limited edition Guinness Marmites
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| Guinness
can be readily distinguished from Guinness Marmite (right) |
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Colour |
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Guinness(far
left) Guinness Marmite (centre) Marmite (right) |
Nose |
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| The Guinness version lacks
the savoury hit of the traditional version |
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Taste |
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Guinness Marmite
v Traditional Marmite
I found the Guinness version
to be a little softer in flavour with chocolate notes.
(Guinness is a heavily advertised
"keg" beer, its distinctive appearance and smooth texture are not repeated
in any strong flavour in the "draught" version, although bottled Guinness
has in the past been naturally conditioned and flavoursome. It is common
to be told "it tastes different in Ireland", while I can see no reason
why this should be true, personal experience says the opposite, no doubt
it's all in the mind). |
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Ingredients
Guinness
Marmite
Yeast
extract, Guinness yeast extract, salt.
Traditional
Yeast
extract, salt, vegetable extract, Niacin, thiamin, spice extract, riboflavin,
folic acid, celery extract, B12 |
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