DescriptionVegemiteontoast large.jpg	English: Vegemite on toast Deutsch: Toastbrotscheiben mit Vegemite bestrichen
Date	23 April 2005
Source	en.wikipedia.org: 23:18, 18. Jan 2004 . . Tristanb (Talk) . . 460x521 (64363 Byte)
Author	Tristanb
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The original comment follows:

Larger version of Vegemite on toast. Taken by tb, released under GFDL.

The size of this is 460x521 pixels. I included so that when the paper version of wikipedia comes out there's a higher-res version that may be able to be switched in.

A pity it's a bit out of focus. I'm using the digital equivalent of an instamatic (or disposable), so there's just a focus switch, and no optical zoom.

It's been spread with margarine as well as Vegemite, which is necessary for taste. Notice it's spread quite thinly over most of the bread, but there may be a few places where it is too thick for beginners to enjoy.

This jar was purchased in New Zealand at the beginning of 2004 (notice the Buy New Zealand Made logo on the jar) but the Australian packaging is nearly identical. It's owned by US company Kraft Foods anyway.