I scream, you scream, we all scream….in horror!

This is apparently a limited edition of Guinness Marmite (or is that “Marmite – Guinness”?) available from 19 Feb 2007. Your exercise, dear reader, is to guess the Target Demographic. I personally have no idea.

Exercise 2: what do you spread this on?

“Have you no decency, man?”

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CarsmileSteve

19 Feb 2007 17:06

sodabread, obv.

Kat

19 Feb 2007 17:20

Alcohol free?

That’s removing Guinness’ main plus point!

Pete Baran

19 Feb 2007 17:29

I like the way the Marmite (pot) on label acts like the little girls red balloon in Schindlers’ List – OH THE HUMANITY!

Andrew Farrell

19 Feb 2007 17:41

Green Gartside’s new range of White Bread!

Alix

20 Feb 2007 13:43

It is being released in time for St Patrick’s day, isn’t it? Making the target demographic drunken Irish people. They do say that marmite is a good nightcap (of sorts) as it reduces the hangover.

Emma

21 Feb 2007 10:57

Not that I’m obsessed or anything but this must be great for pregnant women – lots of iron / B vits etc.

Shame I can’t stand either guinness or marmite :(

Nessie

21 Feb 2007 20:09

Anyone know where to find it for sale?

— Marmite wrote:

> Subject: (Case ID: 1004669)
> Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 17:16:12 -0000
> From: “Marmite”
>
> Thank you for your recent enquiry concerning the
> availability of Marmite Guinness in the US.
>
> Unfortunately we are unable to send any of our
> products abroad directly from Unilever. Therefore I
> can only suggest searching the web to see if there
> are any independent companies offering this service.
>
> I am sorry we have been unable to help you.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Zoe Gray
> Marmite Chief Mate

Lord_Darkclaw

23 Feb 2007 10:16

I’ve got some :-)
It’s a less dense consistency and it does taste faintly of guiness – I rather like it.

Sarah Daykin

6 Mar 2007 21:05

Hi, I have just sent my sister in the USA a jar of Marmite Guiness. Distant Brits on the web have it in stock and send all of their stuff anywhere in the world. :-)

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