cheesymite

noun

cheesymite

noun

Etymology Blend of cheesy + vegemite.

1

A combination of vegemite and cheese.

  • Sweet or Savoury Heinz Kidz Cheesymite Breadsticks Heinz watties Ltd, Australia Description: Breadstick snacks for toddlers free from sugar, artificial colors, flavors and preservatives that are enriched with iron folate and vitamins. They have a unique cheese and vegemite-like flavor.2001, Food Processing, Volume 70, volume 70, Techpress (FPI) Limited, page 47:
  • As expected, feedback about the new product varied from positive, ‘I think it should be called Cheesymite’, ‘Lovely cheese flavour with vegemite’, ‘I would buy it and use it everyday on my toast for brekky’ through to ‘Fluff and plenty of bubbles. Leave the damned thing alone! ...’[2013 October 15, Leon Schiffman, Aron O'Cass, Angela Paladino, Jamie Carlson, “Case Studies”, in Consumer Behaviour, Pearson Higher Education AU, →ISBN, page 616:
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  • In truth, it's a cauliflower soup but Cheesymite just makes it sound so much yummier – which is important, as it is delicious and it shouldn't be let down by a name. Oh, and it's so very, very simple.2014 September 1, Emily Dupuche, Food Babies Love, Plum, →ISBN, page 70:
  • I flapped closer and cleared my throat. Barry looked up with a start. He glanced from me to the Cheesymite on the ground, as if unsure which of us had disturbed his private sad time.2017 May 1, UTS Writers', And Watch the Whale Explode: 2017 UTS Writers' Anthology, Xou Pty Ltd, →ISBN:
  • Enter for vegan cheesymite jaffles and Pina Colada smoothies.2018 October 9, Casey Vassallo, “Now Open: Little Green Arrives on Chapel Street”, in Broadsheet, archived from the original on 29 Sep 2025:
  • "Morning, Natalie!" Emu would never cease to be amazed at how coffee shop employees could be so chipper at such ungodly hours of the day. "Extra-large black and a cheesymite?"2019 May 18, Brooke Chang, Shadowrun: The Frame Job, Part 2: Emu, volume 2, Catalyst Game Labs:
Derived terms
cheesymite scroll

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