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Tell us Cantankerous, which soup is your favorite?
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i don't know if it counts as soup? chicken and dumplings.
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I think I've had Campbell's tomato soup.
I generally make my soup. Although, I do have some soup that is spicy lentils, which is from a can. Good shit it is.
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i won't eat tomato soup under any circumstances. ick.
i would like to try that one with the lentils in it, what's it called? (so i know if i can get it here)
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Hm. Maybe. Sort of reminds me of stuff my grandma used to make.
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Hines or something, perhaps.
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The one pictured above has lentils in it.
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joel- those look like perogies. those are GOOD.
progresso soup is pretty tasty.
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Minestrone = awesome
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Very close to perogies, but with a Russian twist, instead of kraut, or cheese, they are filled with a red sauce, and meat (usually lamb) or fish. Off the chain. Who is Joel? |
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OH the movie, American Pie. I've honestly never seen that movie, but I've heard of the scene you speak of.
Now this will come to mind every time I eat these, or Indian food for that matter. |
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No, sooups.
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I used to eat alot of cheese soups and cream soups. I do enjoy hot and sour soup made without the egg whites. Just mushrooms and tofu, delicious.
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I like any and all soups.
soups kept humanity alive for millenia and I do love love some chicken and dumplings damnit!
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