These Cheesy Vegemite Scrolls are a comforting, savoury treat that blend Australian pantry staples into a warm, irresistible snack. Spirals of soft, fluffy dough unwrap layers of gooey melted cheese and the distinctive umami punch of Vegemite—a truly iconic flavor combination that feels both nostalgic and indulgent.
These scrolls strike a balance between rich and approachable. The dough delivers a tender crumb that gives way to bursts of salty, cheesy goodness in every bite. While Vegemite may seem intense, it’s used in just the right measure, offering a savoury depth that elevates what might otherwise be considered just a cheese roll. Their spiral shape makes them versatile and appealing: perfect as a hand‑held snack, ideal for lunchboxes, or even great on a breakfast platter alongside eggs and fruit. Freezer‑friendly too, these scrolls are a practical make‑ahead option—batch bake, freeze, and reheat whenever a craving strikes or time is tight. Reheated, they boil back to life, crisp on the edges and melty in the center.

Responses to “Cheesy Vegemite Scrolls”
Made this tonight but instead of vegemite used ham & 120g of cheese (all we had) they were fantastic!! Kids & parents thoroughly enjoyed them, options for variations are endless!!! Thanks for posting.
Use wholemeal flour and it’s just as good, but better for the kids.
Yesterday the kids saw them making these on Playschool and asked if we could too, then minutes later I opened your email. Perfect timing! We made them for lunch today and they went down very well. Just as I tipped the last cup of flour in I thought I should have done half wholemeal. Next time I will. Husband just said I should also try them with some mushies, ham and tomato paste with the cheese. Maybe olives too.
Thank you!
I thought these tasted a bit scone-y, but I have discovered that if you leave the dough mixture in the fridge overnight, then roll it out etc, it tastes heaps nicer and alot more bread-like. Don’t ask me why! They are so yummy! 🙂
Can u make these with plain flour?
Hi Tabitha,
If you add add two teaspoons of baking powder to each cup of plain flour, that will make self raising flour. You need it to get the scrolls to rise.
i made cheesymite scrolls instead of putting vegemite on the dough i put it in the dough tasted great