But wait, are Vegemite lattes real? How can you try one?

Oh, dear. The Vegemite latte raises an intriguing question: What does it mean to be "real"? Is a fleeting idea or a momentary spark of creativity considered "real"? Absolutely, why not. So, even if the obviously fabricated Vegemite latte was concocted just once to stir up some online buzz, it still qualifies as real. It has been permanently inscribed in the annals of internet recipes. Many users on various platforms have even attempted to recreate this questionable beverage, going as far as to share photos and claim they enjoyed it.
If you're in the United States, the primary target of this lighthearted trolling, it's unlikely that your local café will stock Vegemite. Please refrain from bringing your own Vegemite and asking them to mix it in. However, if you feel adventurous, you can add a bit of the Squeezy variety of the spread shown in the video once you're outside. Alternatively, to whip up a Vegemite latte at home, combine a shot of espresso with a teaspoon of Vegemite, then pour in about 6 ounces of steamed milk. Serve it with toast for dipping alongside your classic Australian breakfast. And since this is mostly a whimsical creation, feel free to substitute with espresso concentrate or microwaved dairy (or plant-based milk) as you see fit.
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