Not just delicious, but also highly nutritious. Beef based liquid-paste (similar in texture to Marmite) consisting of calcium, iron, riboflavin, potassium, magnesium, phosphorous, zinc and sodium.
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I was recently introduced to this savoury, warming nectar by a friend. Now, it shall forever remain my staple hot beverage. Today I purchased several 500g jars. There is a stock-cube version as well, which can be used for cooking as well as a drink.
Just stir a teaspoon or two (or as much as you can handle) into a mug of piping hot water. I use an overflowing dessert-spoon.
The same can be done with Marmite, albeit not as tasty. The vegetarian alternative.
read the wiki if you wish to know more.
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bovril[/url]
As with both products, you either love it or hate it.
vote.
Beef paste? Ugh.
Eat steak.
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Just eat normal food
That sounds absolutely disgusting.
Dear god no.
Sounds.... Different, i guess it might be worth a try..
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Eww.[/QUOTE]
It looks like motor oil on a stale biscuit.
No.
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Eww.[/QUOTE]
nope, changed my mind thats put me right off
Never tried it, but it sounds delicious.
Also, fast threads. :downs:
[QUOTE=seckzy;18558651]
The same can be done with Marmite, albeit not as tasty.
As with both products, you either love it or hate it.
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I suppose I'm just on the hate it side, it's just too bitter for my pallet.
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Eww.[/QUOTE]
Diarrhea on rye?
delicious.
Your poll has a major component missing.
It's called unicycle frog
It's like people want to bypass digestion completely.
bovril is delicious back off
also i grew up on marmite so best not talk shit about that either.
[QUOTE=gReplay;18558993]bovril is delicious back off
also i grew up on marmite so best not talk shit about that either.[/QUOTE]
They have a squeezy ventricle Marmite version now. Great for sandwiches. There is Marmite cheese now also.
I just eat Marmite. I actually like it.
[img]http://diamonddusted.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/marmite.gif[/img]
I love the episode of Top Gear where Jeremey puts Bovril in his man-shake. :downs:
EEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWw
At first I thought it was chocolate, but beef [i]paste[/i]? Go eat a burger or something.
I like the cubed variety on plain noodles. Seriously it's the nicest shit ever.
[QUOTE=rieda1589;18559469]I like the cubed variety on plain noodles. Seriously it's the nicest shit ever.[/QUOTE]
Malaysians put it in porridge.
So... it's like miso or something?
Looks like liquid vegemite.
[QUOTE=dryer-lint;18559538]So... it's like miso or something?[/QUOTE]
but beef
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[QUOTE=TAU!;18559421]At first I thought it was chocolate, but beef [i]paste[/i]? Go eat a burger or something.[/QUOTE]
bovril is for shit like hot water or soup or just used as a spread.
either ways, it's delicious.
I work in a football stadium selling this shit at half time. Strangely enough, only old men buy it. Smell is fucking disgusting though. Can't stand the stuff.
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bovril is for shit like hot water or soup or just used as a spread.
either ways, it's delicious.[/QUOTE]
Something similar is used for one of those cup-of-noodle brands over here. It's pretty good for that, but I don't think liquid-beef would be good on bread.
So wait, you put some into a cup of hot water and then you drink it?
[QUOTE=reedbo;18559880]So wait, you put some into a cup of hot water and then you drink it?[/QUOTE]
yes
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