How to Drink Marmite

Reviewed by Jennifer Levasseur

Last Updated: May 4, 2023

A Marmite broth has a distinct meaty flavour perfect for warming your insides on a cold day. Alternatively, why not try drinking Marmite in your cocktails.

Ingredients

Marmite Broth

Marmite
Boiling water

Marmite Bloody Mary

45ml vodka
10ml lemon juice
60ml tomato juice
4 drops Tabasco
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
2 teaspoons Marmite
A pinch of salt and pepper

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Marmite Broth

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You can vary how much marmite you use depending on how much you can handle.
Enough water to fill the mug.

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Marmite Bloody Mary

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Can I warm the Marmite jar to aid in spreading it on bread?

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If it's glass, then maybe for 10 to 20 seconds, but avoid microwaving plastic or putting it in the oven as it could melt.

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How do I thicken a hot Marmite drink?

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You could add just a little bit of cornstarch to the drink. You don't want to add too much or it will affect the taste, but a little bit should help thicken it.

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Can I make this recipe without using hot sauce?

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Yes, it's perfectly fine to leave out the hot sauce if you do not want your Marmite bloody mary to be spicy.

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