Marmite Museum vox pop

A Marmite Museum is set to open in Cardiff.

Tracy Matthews, 45, a shop owner from Cardiff plans to open The Marmite Museum by 13 June 2015 to tie in with Marmite’s official birthday.

Tracy has spent around 15K on marmite memorabilia and wants to create the museum to show off her collection alongside the donations she receives from the public.

She hopes to create an interactive museum that will partly be run by volunteers.

There are plans for the artist Nathan Wyburn who uses marmite in his artwork to display his work there.

Tracy has big proposals for The Marmite Museum as she said: “I have ideas that could turn this from just a museum into Marmite World.”

Would you visit The Marmite Museum opening up in Cardiff?

Benjamin Johnson, 25, cleaning operative, Cardiff

“No I wouldn’t go. It wouldn’t interest me because it doesn’t seem like an educational museum.”

Joanne Keeler, 20, promoter, Cardiff

“Yes. I would visit this museum just for a change. My family like marmite so this museum would definitely appeal to me.”

Lhen Furr, 36, housewife, Kent

“Maybe. I would go just out of curiosity.”

Adrian Sewell, 50, builder, Barry

“No. I don’t like marmite so I wouldn’t go.”

Rebecca Woodhouse, 44, homemaker, Bristol

“No. I wouldn’t go. I hate the stuff.”

David Poole, 52, project manager, Cardiff

“Yes. I would go, I like marmite.”

Kunal Sujani, 29, patent examiner, Cardiff

“I would possibly go. The whole thing sounds amusing.”