Marmite is a sticky, dark brown spread made from yeast extract, known for its bold, salty, and slightly bitter flavor. It’s most often enjoyed on buttered toast—a pairing that sparks intense opinions.

Some smile blissfully, others spit it out. The commercial ends with the slogan, "Marmite: You Either Love It Or You Hate It." Many people assume that one must grow up eating Marmite to like it.

A recent study suggests babies in the womb might be able to experience what the mother is tasting through the amniotic fluid. Marmite is eating that up—and responding with a comic campaign ...

I have no memory of not absolutely loving Marmite. There’s no lingering childhood trauma of cringing at the smell or gagging ...

Love it or hate it: Marmite may affect brain function Date: April 5, 2017 Source: University of York Summary: A potential link between eating Marmite and activity in the brain has been identified ...

“I grew up disliking Marmite,” says Skingley, though he did appreciate the adverts. “It was a clever plot that stands today. You either love it or hate it.” ...

Marmite has launched a brand new 'TasteFace' app, which will tell you whether you'll love it or hate it.

As with most things Marmite, you will probably either love it or hate it, but the inquisitive person inside you will probably want to try the new edition from gourmet manufacturers Joe & Seph’s.

Since 1902, Marmite has been both the nation’s most loved and most hated breakfast spread. So much so, in fact, that Marmite is one of the most confiscated items in British airports. Love hate ...

Love it or hate it, Marmite has become the most visible sign yet of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union after consumer goods giant Unilever sought to raise wholesale prices for its ...

The brand that has used honesty about its product to greatest effect has to be Marmite. You Either Love It Or Hate It is both a brand slogan and a truism so powerful that the words ‘like Marmite’ are ...

Love it or hate it, I’ve discovered the formula for the perfect slice of Marmite on toast A simple request for a slice of Marmite on toast with an unusual twist caused an argument in James Brown ...