Can you spread this on toast? It sounds yummy!
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It is super sweet (as expected). I couldn't help but lick my fingers the first time I tried it. Yes, it is organic, but I would not recommend eating it. I do not think that those ingredients combined are good for healthy consumption.
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Actually you probably could, it tastes kinda like honey (yea I licked my finger after I got some on there i was too curious), but I wouldn't recommend it. Although it is organic, not all organic substances are meant to be ingested, and this product wasn't prepared or intended for internal use.
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Yes, you can, it is one of the best toasters I ever owned. It has many settings and best of all it is all electronically controlled. It is very quiet and gives out a signal when your bread or bagel is toasted.
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Butter. Place a bit of butter on your toastie before you apply the vegemite, it softens the flavour a bit. Also, some people (including myself) like to mix it in with a bit of creme cheese and placing it on a bagle, it's fantastic
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I made crumpets in the toaster oven, 20ish minutes @400F, tasted great. I was stopping by here to see if anyone tried using this on the stovetop.
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You can just add it in like peanut butter. Or put it on top. It is really ridiculously good. My kids just eat it by the spoonful
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Yes, I use it to toast things. I usually just put foil down to keep the pan clean.
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I wouldn't recommend using the bags with only 1 piece of bread. You could put spread on one piece and put it in the bag for toasting but I don't have any experience as to how it may turn out.
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You can, but you will not like the taste. Eat it with cranberry or orange juice, it goes down a bit better.
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It tastes great on a spoon; I like to just eat it straight from the jar! But to answer your question, it is hard, so it needs to be able to melt (or soften) to spread, so it is good on something like toast. If softened, you could eat it with apple slices or something like that. I find that it is too hard to add to a smoothie, but I have melted it and added cacao, nuts, etc. to make a snack. But really, I just like to eat it plain, straight from the jar.
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It is a sandwich spread, I use it on toast with butter. I also use a teaspoon added to stews and meat based sauces and soups. A little goes a long way as it has an intense flavor. If using it as a spread I suggest a thin layer with butter. If using in sauces etc, do not add extra salt until you have tasted the salt level after adding Bovrite.
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Yay! I hope you like it as much as I do. Plan on getting used to it for a few days. Add things like banana and peanut butter, or blueberries, at first so that you get used to the flavor. Enjoy!
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Yes I would. It's been wonderful to use. We use it mostly just for toast but some small baking and it's great. Only worry is the top and sides get really hot if you have kids that would concern me.
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I am sure you can. I would consider cooking it first so that it blends well and is not crunchy. I have not used it to make bread. I have used it with portobello mushrooms, eggs and onions and garlic to make mushroom burgers, and they are delicious. I have also added them to meatloaf to extend the meat. They are absolutely my favorite form of oats.
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I don't understand the question. Can you toast 'one slice' ? Yes, of course.
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Yes, with one caveat. We use only artisan bread, and we like the way it turns out on the highest setting. It never gets too brown on the edges, but it doesn't really get brown in the center, at least so it's noticeable. It tastes and "chews" just like totally browned toast. The high-tech features are fun, and I personally like the sound that tells me the toast has "popped" up. The sides stay cool. It looks nice with the stainless in our kitchen, though it is not really stainless. We bought it primarily because it is long and thin and doesn't take up a lot of precious space on the counter. Yes, with one caveat. We use only artisan bread, and we like the way it turns out on the highest setting. It never gets too brown on the edges, but it doesn't really get brown in the center, at least so it's noticeable. It tastes and "chews" just like totally browned toast. The high-tech features are fun, and I personally like the sound that tells me the toast has "popped" up. The sides stay cool. It looks nice with the stainless in our kitchen, though it is not really stainless. We bought it primarily because it is long and thin and doesn't take up a lot of precious... » Read More Yes, with one caveat. We use only artisan bread, and we like the way it turns out on the highest setting. It never gets too brown on the edges, but it doesn't really get brown in the center, at least so it's noticeable. It tastes and "chews" just like totally browned toast. The high-tech features are fun, and I personally like the sound that tells me the toast has "popped" up. The sides stay cool. It looks nice with the stainless in our kitchen, though it is not really stainless. We bought it primarily because it is long and thin and doesn't take up a lot of precious space on the counter. « Show Less
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I haven't figured out how yet. Tried twice and was not to my liking. We bought this for warming up foods that don't do well in Microwave. Have a 4 slice toaster for toast. Sorry!
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You are very welcome ! if you like a little salt like I do - just sprinkle a tiny bit over it - great on toast :)