Sentences with phrase «vegemite for»

I had Turkish toast with Vegemite for brekkie yesterday....

Having asked some of my fellow travel blogging friends to step up and taste vegemite for me I figured it was time that I proved just how easy it is to eat.

The Australians got to try many Brazilian dishes and the Brazilians were almost forced to like Vegemite — «if you want to get barrelled you need some vegemite for breakfast!»

This Australian has been away from Vegemite for far too long, and desperate times call for desperate measures.)

It is believed Geminder was advised by Kidder Williams, best known as the bankers that stole Vegemite for Bega Cheese.

Not exact matches

Australian supermarkets Woolworths and Coles, along with food brands Kellogg's, Vegemite and Milo are among the top 10 «meaningful brands» for Australians, according to new findings from communications...

While running successfully for prime minister in 2007, Kevin Rudd called himself a «very simple Vegemite - on - toast man».

[The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils], which is responsible for halal - certifying Vegemite, have publicly advocated for sharia to play a role in family law determinations.

Popular items for Australians include: a toilet seat, vegemite, and even salt and pepper shakers.

Internet searches reveal seemingly endless options for hangover cures, the authors report, from aspirin and bananas to prickly pear and Vegemite.

For a traditional Aussie snack, rangers will be making their way around Kingfisher Bay Resort giving away Lamingtons and Vegemite sandwiches.

Known for more food than just its iconic Vegemite spread, Australia does offer some serious seafood experiences.

Mini-fridge in every room Book exchange Iron and hair dryer available Luggage storage Printing We also provide a Washer / Dryer for $ 1 each, Vegemite and several useful travel accessories at a reasonable price.

Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion's foray into Vegemite - based policy has won global headlines for a suggestion that the product should be res... Read more

Public health expert Dr John Boffa has raised the potential for the media splash to do harm, by stereotyping Aboriginal people, encouraging people to experiment with Vegemite, and by undermining effective, community - led strategies to reduce alcohol - related harms.

Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion's foray into Vegemite - based policy has won global headlines for a suggestion that the product should be restricted in some remote communities to stop moonshine production — even Time Australia inhaled.

As I tried to take a selfie yesterday morning — don't ask — between making Vegemite sandwiches and quartering oranges for the kids» lunch boxes, I was reminded of a quote by Martin Amis... As the 50th birthday approaches, you get the sense that your life is thinning out, and will continue to thin -LSB-...]

No more Vegemite turkish toast for breakfast, no more chicken caesar wraps for lunch, no more party pies for afternoon tea, no more cheesy pasta for dinner, no more booze.

(My nephew's dad also recalled my Cosmopolitan years when I asked him to wear a blindfold for a story about feeling fake and real women's boobs to see if he could tell the difference — my sister kiboshed it — and the time I asked him to pose for a 50 naked men story... He was give permission to do that one and appeared in a national magazine holding a Vegemite jar in front of his privates...)

I ate Vegemite sandwiches (or, gasp, peanut butter) for lunch every day (with the occasional Smiths chip roll from the canteen), chops with three veg for dinner from Monday to Thursday, fish fingers on Friday, KFC on Saturday and savoury mince on Sunday.