#vegemite

[joelekm]

Would You Eat This? Millions of Australians Do | The Morning Munch

I watched a really interesting video about a breakfast food that millions of Australians eat every day. At first it looks strange, but the history behind it is surprisingly fascinating. Worth watching if you enjoy learning about different food cultures.

[oleeeeeeeeeeevie]

this is my nationalism

[shifterwithnofilter]

okay so one night, whilst being delirious after being in the middle of not sleeping a wink two days in a row (as my bestie put it), i decided i wanted soup. but i didn't Have soup, i didn't have the money to order any, and. as will become Increasingly Obvious throughout this post-- i did Not have the skills to cook

what i Did have, however, was store bought veggie juice that we (my bestie, my mom, and I) theorized would maybe taste like unsalted soup. and the following thought process ensued:

- oh that's juice

- not bad juice, but I want soup

- soup is creamy

- mayo is creamy

- i like mayo, and i want soup

- [add mayo]

- hm not enough

- needs salt?

- soy sauce tastes good with mayo

- [add soy sauce]

now. did i make soup? certainly not. did i finish the 1 cup of Combination(tm) that i made? yeah

couldn't tell if i liked it or was about to barf. either way! my bestie most certainly did not, and i could not blame her

[joelekm]

Would You Eat This? Millions of Australians Do | The Morning Munch

I watched this video and honestly couldn’t believe Australians eat this for breakfast… super shocking but interesting explanation inside.

[joelekm]

Would You Eat This? Millions of Australians Do | The Morning Munch

I watched this video and it honestly made me curious. It talks about a food millions of Australians eat and turns it into a fun story. Great video if you like strange food facts and breakfast history.

[crackle-rod-in-me]

pls dont ask why his face is red 🫪

@viacircusm4ster

[vaguelyluciddragon]

People joke about how Australians love Vegemite, but they should be joking about how Australians love Milo. For those of you who are uneducated, Milo is a chocolate powder that you can put in milk, and it's sooooo good (from personal experience).

[luciferrswolves]

I love my life