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The only word i could use to describe loyal Vegemite lovers is “enthusiastic”… and they let the world knows it. LOL. Yeah all the craze and fuss over yeast extracts is incredible… and i just clicked on the “become a fan” button of Facebook. LOL.

Kraft Vegemite

Just for the record i love, love, love Marmite since i was a child and even now if there was Marmite in the kitchen it’ll be emptied by the end of the week. My favorite way of eating Marmite is to dilute half a spoon in hot water then mix with rice. I love Marmite mixed with porridge too. Delicious!

Dad used to tell me that it’s bad too take too much of Marmite because it’s made from oyster or something no doubet because of the runny brown paste very much like oyster sauce. Really! You can’t believe a word he says LOL. Thanks to him i always thought so until recently.

That’s a bit too much!

Vegemite taste similar to Marmite although not the same. Vegemite has a thicker and stickier appearance and it’s more salty compared to Marmite. Vegemite has a stronger taste to it and is slightly bitter. However, Vegemite doesn’t taste as good as Marmite if diluted, Vegemite somehow just taste extremely salty diluted and lost it’s flavor.

I find the best way to eat Vegemite is to spread it on toasts or crackers. A thin layer of Vegemite on toasts is great! No kidding. I’m a fan now.

Have a look at the cute commercial.

I was wondering why the sudden influx of Aussie products in Cold Storage. I certainly never spotted Bundaberg brand before this. The boyfriend being the usual blurpot have no idea… and then i saw this article in the newspaper this morning.

– taken from http://thestar.com.my/metro… -

Supermarket chain offering 150 new Australian products

TEMPTING leading food brands from Australia are back again at Cold Storage supermarkets.

From now until Nov 8, shoppers can find their favourite Australian products at all Cold Storage stores nationwide.

This culinary treat is a joint initiative with Austrade, Bemco Australia Pte Ltd and many other suppliers.

Branded as “Taste Australia”, more than 150 new products of various leading Australian brands have been brought in just for the food fair.

“The products include biscuits, confectionary, canned vegetables, snack bars, juices, soups, snacks, spreads, dessert mixes, confectionery, olive oil, baby food, wines, dairy products and environmentally friendly laundry and household cleaning products,’’ said marketing director of GCH Retail (M) Sdn Bhd (the owner of Cold Storage) Ho Mun Hao.

“We are in constant partnership with Taste Australia and we are proud to be part of this campaign.

Taste Australia is a celebration of Australian food and while the goal of the Australian Government is to promote Australian products, our objective is to continuously offer customers greater variety and quality food choices,” he said.

Other participating Australian brands include Waterthins, Arnott’s, Jarrah, MasterFoods, Young Made, Rositas, Heinz, Blackmores, Earth Choice, San Remo, Stromboli Berri, Farmhouse, Cowhead, Yoplait, Bulla, Tucker, Bega, Outback Jack, Kangaroo Ridges, Taylors, River Gum, Brown Brothers, Little Penguin, Jacob’s Creek, Wolf Blass and Eaglehawk.

During the promotion period, consumers will get a koala bear soft toy with every purchase of RM100 in a single receipt (while stocks last and applicable for purchases under Bemco’s range of products only).

I guess it’s in conjunction with Aussie Food Festival (remember the awesome stunt on Harbour Bridge?)

I have one question. Why no wombat soft toy to give away??!!

There are many different types of arthritis such as osteoarthritis (caused by degradation of joints), rheumatoid arthritis (systemic inflammatory disorder that may affect many tissues and organs), gout (by elevated levels of uric acid in the bloodstream) and others. One thing all these types of arthritis in common is that it affects the joints causing inflammation and often series of acute pain.

Arthritis patients find it difficult to perform normal daily activities. Even opening water bottles or can drinks with pull tabs would be too painful and difficult.

That is where Arthritis Products comes in the picture. The product, Open Sesame doesn’t take away the pain but help reduce unnecessary movement that causes discomfort and pain so I would call it an Arthritis Relief. Open Sesame is a one of a kind arthritis pain relieve bottle opener, a device that helps make arthritis sufferer relief pain while doing their everyday routine.

Twisting a water bottle cap, opening a fizzy drink tin cap or pulling the pull tab from a can drink has never been easier even with inflamed knuckles and joints. This Arthritis Help product defines independence for sufferers because they no longer need to depend on other people for such a menial task.

A bonus point is Open Sesame comes with a handy magnet at the back so losing it is not an option. It could simply be placed on the fridge where it’s easy to grab. It might be worth a try.

But let’s not get into the boring details. Let’s talk about food instead.

Birthday dinner

I love Porto Romano’s food since my first visit. The pizza and salad is exceptionally good. One of our favorite is the Devil’s Pizza (extra spicy) and i am glad that Porto Romano is keeping to it’s standard. The Devil’s Pizza is still awesome as before!

Devil’s Pizza

This time we tried a different kind of salad called the Albanian Village Salad. It’s a Greek-styled salad with tomatoes, super fresh cucumber, onions, olives and yummy, yummy feta cheese drowned in extra virgin olive oil. I love feta cheese with salads. Delicious!

Albanian Village Salad

We paired the food with almost the whole Cabernet Sauvignon. Ok, i know it’s the wrong wine for the wrong food… we should have get Merlot instead but it’s the only bottle in the house LOL… and it wasn’t bad… even with the wrong kind of wine glass >_<. Oh well! Cheers!

Everything including the red wine cost less than RM80.00. Now who says you can't have a proper birthday meal under a budget?