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Post by kitty on Oct 22, 2009 23:54:41 GMT
Actually, the US is one of the only countries where you can buy Vegemite! They tried to establish it in Europe years ago and failed miserably because really, only Aussies and N-C-landers like to eat yeast-waste on toast (no offense  ) I tasted it ones. And had to declare it the worst food ever - like pretty much all non-oceanians. To me, it tastes like soup stock. Imagine a spoon with artifical vegetable stock powder on it and with approx. 10g of salt and you know what Vegemite tastes like. I only had an american style cheesecake ones but ye it is similar. They also do use cream cheeses (Phiadelphia-cheese style) and custard cream which gives it this gooey texture, it's rather weird (for my tastebites). I know that you can buy Quark in some big american cities (which is surprising because you can't even get it in the UK, which is so close) but it's a milkproduct and therefore not vegan :/
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Post by fughawzi on Oct 23, 2009 3:22:42 GMT
I know, but I'm so curious about the differences between cheesecakes in different countries! I don't know why exactly. I love cheesecake. There is a restaurant where I used to live that made amazing vegan blueberry cheesecake, but I normally hate when stuff is added.
Are you any better with Marmite, Kitty?
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