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When living abroad, Australians can’t help but crave the nostalgic taste of Vegemite on toast. As the famed brown spread turns 100, here’s a full A to Z list of the foods Australians love most.

When living abroad, Australians can’t help but crave the nostalgic taste of Vegemite on toast. As the famed brown spread turns 100, here’s a full A to Z list of the foods Australians love most.

Are there any limits to where Aussie brands will try and shove Vegemite? The salty spread has popped up in various food collabs over the years, some of which have made perfect sense (like Vegemite-flavoured Arnott’s Shapes) while some of which have been downright absurd (Vegemite-flavoured ice cream). But we really don’t know what to […]

Aussie breakfast staples Uncle Tobys and Vegemite are joining forces to pioneer a brand-new breakfast experience. While they’re not available to purchase (yet), our friends at Uncle Tobys sent us a box to taste test. Hear what Jonesy & Amanda thought of it: Followthe podcast on If you would like to see this mashup in […]

Uncle Tobys has teamed up with Vegemite to embark on a brand new brekkie frontier, combining their brains trust to create a truly iconic oat flavour for your morning porridge. If you havent already clued on, the new flavour will see the beloved oats of the breakfast business mixed in with the savoury flavours of Australias unofficial national spread - Vegemite.

It's a, let's say acquired taste, but Uncle Tobys is putting it to the test: Vegemite flavoured porridge. Would you try it?

It's the collaboration no one asked for but all of us are intrigued by: Aussie icons Uncle Tobys Oats andVegemite are combining their 230 years of expertise and asking the nation to cast their vote for a brand-new breakfast experience: Uncle Toby Oats with VEGEMITE. 

'The business is 130 years old, we're only the custodians.'

'The business is 130 years old, we're only the custodians.'

A Sydney man has beat mobile phone driving charges by proving he was opening a pack of Dippits - the Aldi version of Uncle Tobys Le Snak - when he was captured by mobile phone detection cameras.