Just had my first 7am NZ/7pm Europe media interview on satelllite pollution (the NZ time zone is tricky for this!) While watching the sun rise over gorgeous semi-tropical hills and giant Norfolk pine.
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@Steampunk_Prof @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets Could be. Have you tried concentrating harder on liking Marmite?
@BigJackBrass @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanet
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@Extelec @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets
But marmite might be good for capturing bits of StarLink satellites, it is very sticky
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@sundogplanets they didn't put it on like jam? Right?
Right??
*marmite defender@noodlemaz @sundogplanets
It's fine with mayonnaise. Oh! Sorry, that's peanut butter and mayonnaise.Marmite (and the NZ kind may not match UK kind, which is also in Ireland) needs to be very thin on thick buttered toast.
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Relatedly: my kids just tried Marmite for the first time. They are not impressed.
@sundogplanets I'm with them!
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@sundogplanets Marmite is good (to my tastebuds) but it's like salt. You only need a little. A spoonful would be horrible.
Can understand why a lot of folk don't care for it though.
@fluffgar
New Zealand Marmite is even saltier, stickier, darker, and less sweet than UK marmite
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@Extelec @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets
Or several very big jars.
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@fluffgar
New Zealand Marmite is even saltier, stickier, darker, and less sweet than UK marmite
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@Extelec @Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets yes it'll be christmas every day as there will be a star in the yeast
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@noodlemaz @sundogplanets
It's fine with mayonnaise. Oh! Sorry, that's peanut butter and mayonnaise.Marmite (and the NZ kind may not match UK kind, which is also in Ireland) needs to be very thin on thick buttered toast.
@raymaccarthy
NZ kind is different. Less sweet, darker, stickier and even saltier
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@Extelec @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets
Or several very big jars.@Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets Maybe send up large toast arrays, using massive pop up toasters.
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@Extelec @Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets yes it'll be christmas every day as there will be a star in the yeast
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@Extelec @Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets yes it'll be christmas every day as there will be a star in the yeast
@ukscone @Extelec @Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets
8.7 on the Dadometer there.
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Relatedly: my kids just tried Marmite for the first time. They are not impressed.
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@Steampunk_Prof @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets Maybe send up large toast arrays, using massive pop up toasters.
@Extelec @suearcher @Maker_of_Things @sundogplanets
Getting worried about the crumbs in orbit now
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Relatedly: my kids just tried Marmite for the first time. They are not impressed.
@sundogplanets now, what to do with the rest of the jar?
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@noodlemaz @sundogplanets
It's fine with mayonnaise. Oh! Sorry, that's peanut butter and mayonnaise.Marmite (and the NZ kind may not match UK kind, which is also in Ireland) needs to be very thin on thick buttered toast.
@sundogplanets @raymaccarthy why would you ruin peanut butter like that
But very glad you clarified or I might have had an incident
