And
A little goodie that deserves mention :-
" Some call it Madness. Others say it is genius.
Marmite AND Guinness
Good Things Come To Those Who Wait".
Yes Marmite Guinness ( Alcohol Free : Limited Edition )
Good for Hangovers I am told.
Not helped much this far but I can wait.
Let me stand up-wind.
ReplyDeleteI so love Marmite..........
ReplyDeletealmost as much as I love you ZoZoBear !..Not too sure about the Guiness though.
Bloody genius. Let's toast it.
ReplyDeleteDouble up the Izal ?
ReplyDeleteMarmite is said to be a sure-fire repellent for mosquitoes and other blood-sucking insects. In the Burrow, we regularly smear ourselves all over with it [to the fury of our housekeeper, Mrs Malaprop, who has to wash the sheets.....]
ReplyDeleteMore Marmite then. Get behind me Robber Barons. A sure-fire repellent for Thatcher-Blair termites.
ReplyDeleteGuinness? Gawdy Broon suggests a high tax on it due to the emissions. A cash cow no more no less.
It came to my notice during that UK trip that decent food is hard to find so .........
ReplyDeleteOn return home I made up a delicious yellow pea soup and in it I put :-
mint
carrots
meat
AND
MARMITE WITH GUINNESS.
I should have a spot on Big Brother?
You'd be a sure-fire winner for Big Brother.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant thought!
There'll be a steaming bowl of yellow pea soup with Marmite and Guinness all ready for you on your next visit to the Snug, Zola dearie.
ReplyDeleteApropos of nothing, did you ever hear the story about the member of a certain distinguished brewing family who was expelled from his public school for displaying in his study one of the family firm's posters which read: "You don't know what life is until you've had a Guinness".
ReplyDeleteThe authorities took the view that you either treated naughty boy/boy behaviour as a serious matter, or ignored it, but you did NOT joke about it!
Possibly true, but certainly ben trovato.