Video summary
The video begins with the host expressing skepticism after being encouraged by viewers to try Coleman's mustard, but he remains determined to attempt Marmite despite his reservations. He admits that he does not own a toaster, so he plans to toast the white bread in the oven instead. This particular loaf of bread is noted as his first purchase of this specific type, which he describes as resembling UK bread. The host then displays all the items he bought at the store, highlighting the surprisingly high prices, with Marmite costing $10.99, before preparing to examine the jar closely.
Upon opening the container and smelling the contents, the host is immediately taken aback by the pungent odor, which causes him to feel instantly nauseous. Despite his strong reaction to the smell, he insists that he will still proceed with tasting it. He explains his experimental method for trying the spread, deciding to toast one side of the bread with just Marmite and the other side with a combination of butter and Marmite to see if the addition of butter might improve the experience.
After toasting the bread, the host presents the finished product, describing it as a spooky sight before taking his first bite. He starts with the side that has both butter and Marmite, reacting negatively to the flavor profile. He then tries the side with only Marmite to determine if the butter was the issue, but concludes that the taste is overwhelmingly similar to soy sauce poured over plain bread without any other seasoning.
Ultimately, the host finds the experience disgusting and fails to enjoy the spread in either configuration. His initial hesitation regarding trusting his friends' recommendations proves well-founded as he struggles with the intense smell and unappealing taste of Marmite. The video concludes with him firmly stating that the flavor is repulsive, leaving him with a strong dislike for the product after this very first attempt.
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After y'all told me about Coleman's
mustard, I don't know if I can trust
y'all no more, man. I trust this
statement, though.
Good luck with the Marmite. You mean
that from your heart?
I'm going to try it, though.
Marmite, white bread, going to toast it
in the oven cuz as you may know, I do
not own a toaster.
This is actually the first time I bought
this bread, not this brand, but this
specific one.
It looks like
the closest thing to UK bread that, you
know, Anyway,
This is everything I bought at the
store. These are the prices.
Y'all, these prices go crazy. Marmite
was 10.99.
Bread is toasting.
I'm going to take a look at this
Marmite. Marmite, whatever.
Let me smell it.
No, maybe I shouldn't have done that.
What is that?
I honestly don't know what I expected it
to smell like, but I didn't expect it to
smell like that.
I got instantly nauseous.
I'm going to still try it, though. This
is This is
Yeah, get me, brother.
Oi, mate.
If you didn't know, if you go to my
profile, you click the link tree under
my photo,
check out all the social medias, get me
to the UK. Donate.
Since I don't really know how to try it,
I'm going to toast the bread. I'm going
to put one side just Marmite, and the
other side butter and Marmite. I'm going
to show y'all when I do it, after I do
it.
Toasted.
One side buttered.
Just Marmite, butter and Marmite.
It's a spooky sight.
I'm going to go butter and Marmite
first.
Oh, that's bad. That's bad. That's bad.
Nice. Ugh.
Let me just try both sides for just
maybe the butter made it bad.
It literally tastes like
a bunch of soy sauce, bread dipped in
soy sauce.
With nothing else. Without That's
disgusting.