At Oppen, while the inspiration is Denmark, the menu is a marvellous Melbourne mash-up so there was no doubt avocado had to ...

First concocted a century ago, the spread is widely adored by Australians — and loathed by almost everyone else. Credit... Supported by By Natasha Frost Photographs and Video by Abigail Varney ...

For decades, tourists and locals alike have flocked to try the famous Vegemite spread and find out how it tastes. The hairy-nosed wombat, a nationwide ban on animal testing for cosmetics ...

Every Aussie pantry has a jar of Vegemite lurking in the cupboard – but what if you moved it from your trusty Vegemite sandwich into a hero ingredient in your evening dinner? These creative ...

There are roughly 22 million jars of Vegemite manufactured in the original Melbourne factory every year. According to the Vegemite website, around 80% of Australian households have a jar in the ...

Vegemite is a nutritious and tasty natural food spread made by Bega Cheese Limited. People everywhere enjoy this healthy and unusual product, though the brand originated in Australia.

Vegemite can also help deter pests when combined with tea tree oil. According to Airgarden, this mixture can be sprayed ...

Koalas. Uluru. The Sydney Opera House. The Melbourne Cricket Ground. And to that list you can also add Vegemite. This savory spread, made from yeast extract, was invented in Melbourne about 100 ...