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Guinness,is it like marmite?

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bellazella | 20:14 Wed 14th Mar 2012 | Food & Drink
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I am not keen at all
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Spreading Guinness on your toast makes it rather soggy.
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Lol mike, apart from drinking it, seen it used in stews and even cakes orrid
Properly served, draught Guinness is absolute heaven.
I don't mind Guinness.
I make a lovely Guinness punch, with milk, egg and a touch of rum.
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I agree Bellazella.

In my drinking day I would drink anything, but I wouldn't drink that.
I had my first taste of Guinness last year, and it was the real stuff. I really liked it. Drunk my boyfriend under the table. Regretted it the next day.
Think it's subversive like marmite.... take your mouth off it & it takes over the world, i.e pies, drinks, holidays (St.Patricks Day), pubs (3-4 varieties on bar tops)...... :-)
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Mr wreck, do you feel they are under pressure to make out that they like guinness, and oysters lol
I love Guinness.. Best drunk in Dublin with a few Irish fiddlers doing their stuff
A dark red beer, creamy, full of subtle tastes. If Carlsberg made a dark stout it would probably be a pale imitation of Guinness. :-)
Draught Guinness is quite different to bottled Guinness, which I rather like. Unfortunately you rarely see the bottled variety in bars these days, only in supermarkets.
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Sorry headwreck
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What about "Mackesons Stout" never seen that for years.
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I think Ena Sharples and her chums drank up all the Mackesons.
I once had a fantastic book called The Mackeson Book of Averages.

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