Raxxla is only initiation

Well, the descriptions don't make me think that marmite is at all like Nutella. Nutella (and clones) are widely available in the US and is often spread thickly because apparently we can't resist anything decadently smooth and yummy (nor spread it thinly) such as a chocolate-hazelnut spread.

This super-secret marmite organization needs some outreach to clear all this up! 🍞
 
Well, the descriptions don't make me think that marmite is at all like Nutella. Nutella (and clones) are widely available in the US and is often spread thickly because apparently we can't resist anything decadently smooth and yummy (nor spread it thinly) such as a chocolate-hazelnut spread.

This super-secret marmite organization needs some outreach to clear all this up! 🍞
There are two conflicting schools of Marmite outreach:
The "Let's get more people to like this" school, and the "Let's make them eat this pungent goop for gits and shiggles' school.
The fact that only one school uses Nutella in their marketing tells you all you need to know about the accuracy of that comparison.
 
As many commanders know, the toast of Dark wheel is a riddle and first step to find Raxxla. So it seems like, the Dark wheel well know where the Raxxla is. But I think that quest to find Raxxla is just entry test to Dark wheel society, nothing more. If you find Raxxla, you receive invitation to the Dark Wheel. Also Salome knew where Raxxla is and this is the reason why she was member of Dark wheel. So the Dark wheel is what we should focus on. Raxxla itself isnt to much important.
There is a group (community event) that is trying to find raxxla using the dark wheel as a 'tool'.

Good luck cmdr.
 
I've been thinking about what kind of reasoning would push an ordinary man, or even a not very sane person, to, check note, boil beer until it's a dark paste, then spread it on a toast and eat it. So far I've found none.
People over the world often mock the use of snails in cooking, but I can see why one might try. You are hungry, nothing to eat but butter and herbs. You see a juicy snail and think "f*** it, still better than dying of hunger". You know, Bear Grylls style, except you don't drink your own pee. Or perhaps they did that to, but they didn't keep it as a new culinary discovery.
Sure there are less reasons why one would try to eat very old milk who was left standing next to a mouldy bread for months in a cave. But yet again, either being very young and adventurous or quite desperate might be a reasons why. Honestly the most spectacular is the survival of said individual, and the discovery of cheese.

But marmite ? What kind of insane reason would push a person to even think about it ?
 
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I love marmite.
My daughters hate it. My missus hates it. It's never bought except by me IF l do the shopping. But l don't cos she does it online.
So no more marmite. But my dog likes it too. So we have a stash.!!
 
Its just like Nutella - you should definitely try it.
So, there is a thing called Marmite tapping, where you place some marmite between two knife blades and tap it together. Repeatedly. For hours. Until it turns as close to white as you can get it

I mention it because about a third of the way through the process it takes on the colour of smooth peanut butter. I've often wanted to speed up the process in a food blender and refill a peanut butter jar with 'tapped' Marmite and leave in a cupboard to see if anyone takes the bait.
 
So, there is a thing called Marmite tapping, where you place some marmite between two knife blades and tap it together. Repeatedly. For hours. Until it turns as close to white as you can get it

I mention it because about a third of the way through the process it takes on the colour of smooth peanut butter. I've often wanted to speed up the process in a food blender and refill a peanut butter jar with 'tapped' Marmite and leave in a cupboard to see if anyone takes the bait.
Right then, that's my weekend sorted.
 
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