here in NZ we call what that kid is eating a hot dog. and we call what you call hot dogs american hot dogs. and crisps are chips - but fries are chips too. and a chicken sandwich is a burger. and candy is lollies. and cookies are cookies but also biscuits -- and i don't think we have what you call biscuits. i tried biscuits and gravy in st louis and almost died it was so disgusting. but then i eat and love vegemite, so y'know.. can't judge.

wait. where the fuck am i?

And vegemite? Oh wait, wrong continent.

Pass the Vegemite!

Slab off, Vegemite wankers.

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I'm really pissed that I didn't see this in Hawaii before we came back - it's not opening in Australia until September. Cue thousands of Aussie Bittorrenters rubbing their vegemite encrusted hands together in anticipation.

Vegemite: Because on Prison Island, potatoes, bananas, lentils, chili peppers, tempeh, liver oil, liver, turkey, tuna, and molasses, are proper hard to come by!

>> ^dag:
^ Well, if you're from Sweden- it must be true. Nazi-communists ... that settles it.
I'm from Australia. Did you know that kangaroos poop peanut butter sandwiches? It's true - and are they delicious.


LIES! They're Vegemite sandwiches.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3pz2VgIM7E

Other food media used by this artist: ketchup, vegemite on toast and chocolate syrup.

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?p=r&user=EclecticAsylumArt&page=2

Yeah, there are a lot of backpacker places in Sydney, especially near Bondi, so I wouldn't be surprised if that scene you described is what you can expect on Christmas day.

Yep, we eat the ol' vegemite. On toast for brekky, usually. Apparently it is chock-full of glutamate, though apparently it's not the monosodium kind. Is it still banned in the U.S.? It has a really strong flavour, so our son invented a new verb, so he could ask for his toast 'lightly vegemited please'.

Persephone, I was curios if you and Dag ate vegemite? Isnt Bondi beach famous for loud, intoxicated youth, with third degree, burns on holiday from the U.K. or is that just the way I remember it?

no it smells er..like marmite.not cheesy kinda meaty, but not... and it's very salty. it's totally unique (which is why their ads have always held the tag 'love it or hate it' as it divides so many people).it's the best thing on toast with melted butter *dribbles*. the aussies have vegemite which is similar.

Haha, the lyrics actually say vegemite -- never picked up on that until just now

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Happy Australia Day everybody. I'm going to celebrate by having some vegemite on toast this morning, and maybe a a meat pie for lunch, and then a a few VBs.

If you would like to get the meat pie experience in the US, get a Swanson's Chicken Pot Pie, but not the Hungry Man kind - because they don't have the bottom crusts - cheap bastards.

After it's cooked, and your're ready to eat, cut off the top crust and put some mushy split peas under it. Close it - and then put a layer of ketchup on top of the crust.

Actually, that will be nothing like an Aussie meat pie. But it's as close as you'll get. (nyah, nyah)

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vegemite isn't that bad.

mmm vegemite