What would be your ideal typical English snus flavour?

[Andy105]

The jar speaks for itself! Schmuckers ... who else would buy the stuff?

:cat:

what's even funnier, their TV commercial says " with a name like Smuckers, it HAS to be good"

[squeezyjohn]

There you go ... American humour too ... has to explain it's own joke! Where I live if you have to explain the joke ... you need to work on it a bit harder!

[squeezyjohn]

Sorry ... I'm on a roll with this ... I don't actually mean anything by this ... just amusing myself ...

Just in case any Americans are reading these posts and taking it literally ...

And now I've just explained my own joke ... so I lose!

[trebli]

The jar speaks for itself! Schmuckers ... who else would buy the stuff?

:cat:

Now you almost have a point. But the company was able to cleverly turn an odd name to their advantage with typical American ingenuity.

[lxskllr]

Not a fan of jelly at all. The best PBJ is made with damson plum jam, natural peanut butter, and seeded rye bread. I've been scoring lowered sugar preserves from Daneland lately at BigLots. Good price, and I like the reduced sweetness.

[Naswari]

chicken vindaloo flavour, how much more English can you get?

[Burnsey]

......or maybe just more aware of the vast extent of my own ineptitude.....either way.......sigh

It's OK dog, at least you are wise with age and know this.....

[lxskllr]

Vegemite is like all Australian things ... not quite as refined as the English version.

Finally tried them side by side, and I have to agree. Vegemite is good, but it doesn't have the smoothness of Marmite. The Vegemite is a little earthier, and perhaps has more flavor going on, but it has a certain harshness Marmite doesn't have.