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Marmite Gold and the Oxford St Xmas lights switch on
It feels a little weird to be talking about Christmas already, but to celebrate the grand turning on of the Oxford Street Christmas lights on 5th November – this year by Robbie Williams *shriek* – I’m giving away a case of limited edition Marmite Gold.

This blinging version of the love it or hate it spread brought out for Christmas 2012, has the same taste but with the addition of edible gold flecks. GOLD FLECKS!

The Marmite Oxford Street Christmas Lights, which for the first time gives people the chance to appear within the mile long interactive display, will kick start the festive season in style with tens of thousands gathering on Oxford Street for the switch-on of the 300,000 bulbs of light that are hoisted above the street, signalling the start of Christmas in London’s West End.

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One case of six jars of limited edition Marmite Gold

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Comments

  16. I would like David Tennant to switch on my lights! He can turn my lights on any day infact! 😉 lol
    Thanks!!! Luurrrrrrve Marmite!!!!! (nearly as much as Mr Tennant!) ha!

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  23. Robbie Williams – missed him turning on the lights in Blackpool as me and a friend had booked to see our favourite rockstar and was leaving the night Robbie was due to turn them on. Although we met Ian (our fav rs) rather than just see him. Good luck to everyone 🙂 😀 x

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  29. I’d love one of the Olympians to turn on the lights; Jessica Ennis, Mo Farrah, Nicola Jones, Chris Hoy etc. That would be amazing!

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  30. I would like a local hero to turn them on..someone who has done good for their community…they are the true stars that deserve recognition. 🙂

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  44. I would love the actor Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) from “The Walking Dead” to switch on the lights. He is an amazing actor and really charming and funny. I’m so proud of the fact that a British actor has taken a main part in a very popular American show and he deserves recognition for this.

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  65. Personally I’d like Sir Alex Ferguson to stitch my lights on … not sure the hubby and kids would be impressed though as two of them are Liverpool fans and the other ones a Man City fan (which means I deserve Fergie to come and turn my lights on for putting up with this lot!)

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  91. Christmas is a time for families – we switch them on ourselves.

    Tweeted, follow you on facebook, etc, don’t do stumblebum or pinterest.

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  106. If I got anyone to switch on my lights, I’d go with fictional character Trenton Kalamack from a very good series I’m reading. But if it had to be a real person, I’d go with…..Tim Burton.

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  110. Heston Blumenthal, I’d like to see if he could devise a way to link my last spoonful of a spectacular dessert to the trigger for the lights to illuminate!

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  169. I would like any of Take That to switch on my christmas tree lights but especially Howard Donald…almost as tasty as new marmite gold!

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  171. David Attenborough. I’m sure he would light up our Christmas with loads of intriguing tales and i’d so love to meet him.

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  231. Jon Bon Jovi as he could sing me some christmas carols with that great voice of his whilst he switches on the lights.

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  308. Turning on the lights is the best part so I would save that pleasure for myself! Now if I could get someone like Kirstie Allsopp to come and do all the Christmas decorations- that would be good!

    I love Marmite by the way! 🙂

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