I have no memory of not absolutely loving Marmite. There’s no lingering childhood trauma of cringing at the smell or gagging at the taste — just a multi-generational, post-colonial Marmite ...

We've put Marmite to the test with American Highschoolers! 🇺🇸 Ever wondered how they react to this legendary British spread ...

The distinctive dark brown spread is actually classed as an ultra-processed food (UPF) - Bloomberg News However you feel about it, Marmite has been part of the fabric of British culture for so long ...

"You either love it or hate it," goes the slogan for British "delicacy" Marmite. Well, Justin Jefferson definitely hates it. During the Vikings' recent trip to London to face the New York Jets, ...

If you want to ward off the blues, coating your toast with Marmite may help. Vitamin B6 — abundant in the controversial spread — can reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, researchers say. Tests ...

Love it or hate it, Marmite is a staple in kitchen cupboards across the nation, with people spreading it on toast, bagels, and hot cross buns. It can also be added to pasta dishes (Nigella’s Marmite ...

New Zealand supermarkets are being restocked with Marmite for the first time since 'Marmageddon' hit. The Christchurch earthquake in February 2011 affected New Zealand's only Marmite factory, putting ...