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I’ve been eating Vegemite<\/b> spread on toast (with butter) all my life, at least a few times every week. I had some this morning infact. I even took some away with me on holiday to the U.S.A last month too, that’s how dedicated to it I am. I didn’t want a repeat of the Vegemite<\/b> withdrawals I had during my Europe holiday in 2007.<\/p>\n
So, it’s all over the web… How could Kraft chose iSnack 2.0<\/b> as the winner for the ‘Name Me…’ competition, for the new cheese variety of Vegemite<\/b>? It’s so lame.<\/p>\n
It has certainly generated a lot of talk and media attention, all focused on the horrible name though. It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s all a big P.R stunt. I wonder what it tastes like? I’ve never liked\/understood the Vegemite<\/b> with cheese thing myself. <\/p>\n
** EDIT ** 07\/10\/2009<\/b><\/p>\n
So with all that media attention, and public dissatisfaction, last week, Kraft dropped the iSnack 2.0<\/b> name, and asked the public to vote from one of the following (much more suitable\/better) names… My vote is for Cheesybite<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Vegemite Cheesybite
\nVegemite Smooth
\nVegemite Vegemate
\nVegemite Snackmate
\nVegemite Vegemild
\nVegemite Creamymate<\/b><\/p>\n
And today we have a winner… Vegemite Cheesybite<\/b> it is! Although, thinking about it some more, calling it Cheesybite<\/b>, for a smoother, creamy cheese version of Vegemite doesn’t really make sense.<\/p>\n
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