The Tranzac, a bar just south of Bloor on Brunswick, is a favourite of Toronto's indie musicians. It also doubles as a watering hole and live performance venue.
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I,m an Australian expat for many years.Can someone "PLEASE" tell me where I can buy Vegemite at a reasonable price in Toronto,[or Scarborough].
I,m dying to taste it again!!!.
Where can I buy Vegemite in Toronto?.
Hi Ray - I'm from England and I have found that most 'Metro' and No Frills supermarkets have both marmite and vegemite - you can find it in the 'baking goods' section of the shop. You might have to try one or two before you stumble across it but most of them do have it. Don't bother going to specialty English food stores (they also have both), because they jack up the price. The NoFrills by my house (Vaughan) sells marmite for $2.99 a jar...