Marmite Collection
"Marmite: A Taste of Nostalgia and Culinary History" Step into the world of Marmite, where a jar holds more than just a spread
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"Marmite: A Taste of Nostalgia and Culinary History" Step into the world of Marmite, where a jar holds more than just a spread. This iconic British staple has transcended time, leaving its mark on various aspects of culture and history. From the Marmite Standard Wall Art to wartime advertisements, it has become an emblematic symbol. During World War II, it was not only a source of sustenance but also a reminder of resilience in challenging times. Many soldiers found solace in simple pleasures like Marmite sandwiches amidst the chaos. Travel back to 19th-century Peru with Paul Marcoy's captivating drawing at the post office in Aguas Calientes. As he embarked on his journey from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean through South America, he immortalized this culinary treasure as part of his visual narrative. Delve into Parisian theater with Louis Edmond Duranty's lithography pieces "La tragedie d Harlequin" and "La fortune du chimoneur. " These artworks transport us to an era when Marmite might have graced tables during intermissions or after-show gatherings. Ferdinandus' enchanting illustration takes us inside Trypi's pappas house in Greece. Here we witness cocoons nestled within this cultural haven while Henri Belle recounts tales from his travels between 1861 and 1874. Perhaps even then, locals relished their meals cooked in traditional marmite pots. Explore Andean traditions through Paul Marcoy's depiction of an urban cabaret known as chicharas or chicharias. Amidst distillation and consumption rituals surrounding chicha—a fermented drink made from maize—Marmite may have played a role as well, adding depth to these vibrant celebrations. Discover Le Vocabulaire Illustre engravings showcasing different types of cooking vessels such as marmites (de terre) and kochkessels.