For me this is a real simple pleasure, as it's something that immediately transports me back - a true taste of home! I can't wait for our upcoming trip, first stop Waitrose and M&S to stock up on plenty more tastes of home to bring back and hoard!
I love marmite! It must really conjure an intensive 'taste of home' if you are away. Magic stuff. Have a jar in the caravan of course! Glad you stopped by, helloitsgemma has been recommneding you to me but I had lost the link she sent me. Good to learn a Danish word too :)
HATE that stuff with a capital H...just the thought - blach! But, I know how it is to hanker after the home comforts - for me it's roasted green chile, proper BBQ sauce, and ranch dressing (how gross is that?). Hope you have a lovely time stocking up on stuff and visiting home.
grim horrible stuff but everyone else in this house loves it. it very much conjures up Brits abroad and it makes me smile when I spot it in a French supermarket and realise there is obviously a little British community locally.
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Simple, but yucky....they say you either love it or hate it but it's a hate for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog too :)
yummy i love marmite x
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant simple pleasure! Great post!
ReplyDeleteI love marmite! It must really conjure an intensive 'taste of home' if you are away. Magic stuff. Have a jar in the caravan of course! Glad you stopped by, helloitsgemma has been recommneding you to me but I had lost the link she sent me. Good to learn a Danish word too :)
ReplyDeleteThis made me smile :)
ReplyDeleteI was going to call it "Love it or Hate it..."!!
ReplyDeleteThanks all, and thanks for the follow Alexander Residence! :)
Emma
I Love it! I cant buy it while Im on a diet because I love it on toast and am prone to being greedy with it. Great shot! x
ReplyDeleteHATE that stuff with a capital H...just the thought - blach! But, I know how it is to hanker after the home comforts - for me it's roasted green chile, proper BBQ sauce, and ranch dressing (how gross is that?). Hope you have a lovely time stocking up on stuff and visiting home.
ReplyDeleteI love Marmite. Everyone thinks I'm weird :(
ReplyDeleteI'm a hater! but a good statement photo x
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious! (for a French person, that is).
ReplyDeleteI bet that would be my husband's idea of a simple pleasure too.
grim horrible stuff but everyone else in this house loves it. it very much conjures up Brits abroad and it makes me smile when I spot it in a French supermarket and realise there is obviously a little British community locally.
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love it too. :)
ReplyDeleteOooh Marmite, I am gutted that FUnky Monkey doesnt like it , you can get it here in Netherlands though.
ReplyDeleteNot everyone's cup of tea but I actually like Marmite!
ReplyDeleteSometimes the simple things are best:-)
(Just had a quick glance at your Theatre tour post... I'd have really enjoyed that!)
xx Jazzy