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No, it is not. It's very British, the Australian version is called Vegemite.

Ah, i see. Being such a global citizen as i am, sometimes i'm a bit confused. But the Brits have this wonderful marmelade.

You're a real man from world, Woas, that's true. Not just a man from Lower Bavaria.

Would you mind shutting the fuck up? Oder geht ins VC-Board...

Hier wird Doitsch gesprochen!!!!

Ah, i see. Being such a global citizen as i am, sometimes i'm a bit confused. But the Brits have this wonderful marmelade.Woas Sois..., 01.10.2012 16:17

But dont forget,only made with citrus fruits, it´s called "marmelade".Otherwise it´s "jam".....

Sorry for that little smartshit....

don´t forget the jellies!

Ah, i see. Being such a global citizen as i am, sometimes i'm a bit confused. But the Brits have this wonderful marmelade.Woas Sois..., 01.10.2012 16:17

But dont forget,only made with citrus fruits, it´s called "marmelade".Otherwise it´s "jam".....

Sorry for that little smartshit....JakeofallTrades, 01.10.2012 16:30

Oh, i knew that already. But in 1994, Austria stated as a condition for the EU participation that they can call their jam also marmelade.

Master of Smartshit!

For a second I read "Australia" there and was pretty confused. The Aussies being in the EU? God help us!