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King RA 15 January 2005 12:36 AM


Originally Posted by J4CKO
Right, too many heavy threads, how about a light hearted discussion about Soup,

My current favourites,

Asda Tuscan Bean
Convent Garden Winter Veg
Big Soup Italian Pasta

Hey!!! u won the lottery, stop being so damn CHEAP!!! ;)

NotoriousREV 15 January 2005 01:19 AM

Heinz soups rock, even better now they've reduced the salt and increased the basic ingredients. Current fave's are Chicken, Tomato, Scotch Broth and Mulligatawny.

CrisPDuk 15 January 2005 10:56 AM


Originally Posted by J4CKO
home made chicken (jewish style)

Is that the one that cures all known diseases ?

Surely is:) That's why it is commonly referred to as Jewish Penicillin;)



I'm another fan of the old Heinz Tomato personally, in fact, bugger it, I'm going to have some for me dinner:)

GM 15 January 2005 05:25 PM

My own home made barley and onion.....

Franx 15 January 2005 11:23 PM


Originally Posted by Buttman Plug
Veal bouillon with vermicelli.

Eh? ;)

I don't like that carrot & corriander at all. Tastes kinda odd....:)

Oxtail, lobster bisque, tomato etc... that's the way forward:)

StickyMicky 15 January 2005 11:48 PM

not to fussed on makes or special blends to be honest

but im going through about 8 asda smart price vegtable cup a soups (with croutons ;) ) a week at the moment

25p for 4 packets :D
sumtimes eat them with sum tiger bread buns :)

wakeboardar 16 January 2005 09:01 AM

chinky wonton soup

and those thai lemony soups

David Lock 16 January 2005 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by Leslie
Heinz tomato has always been a winner, even better with a touch of cream added.

I personally really like Campbell's Clam Chowder New England style. Trouble is they only sell it the States which is a shame. No other clam chowder can hold a candle to it.

Les

Agree with that :)

1) Heinz Tomato

2) Clam Chowder - you can get some pretty good imported tinned versions

3) No one mentioned French Onion?

1) and 2) with fresh bread for slurpy dunking. 3) with croutons :)

Alas 16 January 2005 11:16 AM

Just made a pot of Yellow Split Pea & Carrot for the inlaws arriving. They'll be lucky if there is any left by the time they arrive. Only one of my own soups I don't eat myself is the Red Lentil one as it gives me the sh*ts:D It's good for the inlaws though:D
Alas


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