Vegemite Toast Is Causing Uproar Among Athletes And Australians Are Curious To Know The Heck Spread It On The Toast

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Australia is known for many delicacies — Tim Tams, Fairy Bread and of course, Vegemite.

The beloved spread is one of the most popular things for visitors to try in Australia and let’s just say its taste is not always well received. However, Vegemite lovers (AKA Aussies) will tell you for free that if you hate it, you’re not making itthe correct way!

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The first set of players to try the Aussie classic, looked at each other with less-than-pleased looks on their faces. Wide receiver Justin Marshall even walked away laughing while Makai Polk stood there, unimpressed.

The next group of teammates walked by, picking up the toast curiously. In the background one said, “Hey, I tried it. It [was] disgusting.” DaVaris Daniels couldn’t even finish his bite.

Argonauts defensive back, Quincy Mauger took the opportunity to express his disdain with the viral “Brother ewwww” meme, originally spoken by Sydney-based preacher, Mohamed Hobolos.

The remainder of the team continued with a range of reactions — spitting the toast out, comparing the look of the toast to Nutella and even some compliments. But the difference in reactions bubbled down to the amount of Vegemite that was spread across the bread. Let’s compare:

In this snippet with a negative reaction, you can see the colour of the Vegemite is very vivid — meaning it was layered on quite thickly.

Whereas in this clip, you can see how thinly they’ve spread the Vegemite onto the bread.

While the other player spread the toast with a thin layer, Australian-born punter John Haggarty said to his teammates, “It’s gonna be the best thing you’ve ever eaten.” Look how happy he is after they heeded his advice:

Which begs the question: WHO MADE THE TOAST?

We need answer …

How do you eat your Vegemite on toast?

The image includes the text, "The mini heart attack when you can’t feel one of these in your pocket," and shows a phone, wallet, car keys, and a jar of Vegemite

Two men, one eating and one holding bread, with text overlay: "Players Try Vegemite For The First Time."

Football players try Vegemite for the first time, holding slices of bread with Vegemite spread. The text reads: "Players try Vegemite for the first time."

Several players try Vegemite for the first time. One player is tasting it while others are in the background. Several slices of bread are laid out on a table

Three men, including an athlete in a white sleeveless shirt and another in a number 29 sports uniform, share a light moment while making Vegemite sandwiches

A social media comment from Ms. K that reads: "Isn't it supposed to be butter and a THIN layer of vegemite?" The comment has 506 likes and was posted on 7-19

Comment by Paul: "thats way too much vegemite for beginners" with 421 likes and options to reply or view replies

Comment by jessie.jjjj: "Someone who doesn't eat Vegemite buttered that bread. That was WAY too much Vegemite."

Australia is known for many delicacies — Tim Tams, Fairy Bread and of course, Vegemite.#

The beloved spread is one of the most popular things for visitors to try in Australia and let’s just say its taste is not always well received. However, Vegemite lovers (AKA Aussies) will tell you for free that if you hate it, you’re not making itthe correct way!#

The first set of players to try the Aussie classic, looked at each other with less-than-pleased looks on their faces. Wide receiver Justin Marshall even walked away laughing while Makai Polk stood there, unimpressed.#

The next group of teammates walked by, picking up the toast curiously. In the background one said, “Hey, I tried it. It [was] disgusting.” DaVaris Daniels couldn’t even finish his bite.#

Argonauts defensive back, Quincy Mauger took the opportunity to express his disdain with the viral “Brother ewwww” meme, originally spoken by Sydney-based preacher, Mohamed Hobolos.#

The remainder of the team continued with a range of reactions — spitting the toast out, comparing the look of the toast to Nutella and even some compliments. But the difference in reactions bubbled down to the amount of Vegemite that was spread across the bread. Let’s compare:#

In this snippet with a negative reaction, you can see the colour of the Vegemite is very vivid — meaning it was layered on quite thickly.#

Whereas in this clip, you can see how thinly they’ve spread the Vegemite onto the bread.#

While the other player spread the toast with a thin layer, Australian-born punter John Haggarty said to his teammates, “It’s gonna be the best thing you’ve ever eaten.” Look how happy he is after they heeded his advice:#

Which begs the question: WHO MADE THE TOAST?#

How do you eat your Vegemite on toast?#