Recent content by Ulorian - Agent of Chaos

Listen... do the Brits mind if I post in this thread? Both @Morrus and @Waller have gone out of their way to make me feel unwelcome here. The only reason I posted in the first place is because the thread was created, no one responded, and it was getting close to drifting onto the second page. I...

Had to go look up Hendersons Relish. If I run across a bottle on my next trip to the grocery store, maybe I'll pick up a bottle. Is it the non-anchovy aspect that's a plus, or is it a flavour issue?

Cute. First of all, who are you calling an American? :) I'm not offering my thoughts on anything. I did post on how my MIL pronounces scone and Worcestershire, because it was different from the way some folks pronounce it, according to this thread. Is this what you're referring to as 'I'm not...

I did not know that...

I mean quagmire in this sense... ☝️

Yes, I know... part of the UK was the point. Although I can see I'm treading into that dreaded UK vs Britain vs England quagmire...

Interesting...

That wasn't a 'mocking laugh' emoji btw. Wisconsin was pretty funny.

She was born in Jersey in the 30s. Their family was evacuated when the Nazis occupied the Channel Islands during WWII. They moved to Belfast where her father was the headmaster of a school there.

I use Worcestershire as part of a marinade for any tougher cut of beef. My posh English MIL pronounces it Wuh-ster-sheer though. I hear Worster-sheer a lot around here, but what do dirty Canadians know? I grew up on HP sauce.

a) my former BIL has lived in Australia for years b) I'm old enough to remember Men At Work's "Down Under"

Now we're getting into the guts of this issue...

You don't want to leave some crusty Marmite for the next lad... I get it. Is this the universal serving style for Marmite? This is the only way that my MIL would eat it: spread on toast.

I use the former from your examples... rhymes with Don.

My former MIL does love marmite. I'm going to go with I like it about 5%. That translates to: 'I'll put it in my mouth, but there are roughly a billion food products that I would replace it with.'