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ive had various heinz soups,one each day at work and its confirmed my favs.

1 oxtail 2 spring veg 3 chicken noodle

i love oxtail with a big chunk of uncut bloomer bread to dip in :thumb:

whats your's ? dont have to be heinz

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Bit early, Grant?

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Anyway, I prefer to make my own soup, so the soups I like making and eating the most are:

Minestrone Chicken and Sweetcorn Chicken and Vegatable

In fact, I might make a pot of soup tomorrow. I have a few chicken carcasees in the freezer, so thats my stock tkane care of...

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Uncle Liam wrote: Bit early, Grant?

its serious topic!!

but dark rum does go down faster than red wine :laugh:

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I agree, its a very serious topic. Going to make the most of it before the usual suspects ruin it...

I'm impressed with your choice of Oxtail soup Grant. Very thrifty! :thumb:

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Chicken soup is a must when poorly! :nod:

went off soup when thay brought out big soup!

Best tomato soup i ever had was in a restaurant in Ghent,Belgium!

Twas almost orgasmic!

Was that nice went back the next day and had soup again!

Lobster tho,and that was just as nice! :food;

:nuts:

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GOULASH~!

particualrly in the Serbian bar in Munich.

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i got a soup in a cafe in morrocco for just 20 pence!! and it was ace :crazy:

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Posole (or pozole, if you're so inclined) Chicken Noodle Tortilla

of course, it's a bit warm for those three right now...

soooo...for this time of year:

gezpacho vichyssoise mango-melon soup

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WON-TON CHICKEN & SWEETCORN TOMATO!

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what what what?

canned soup - only heinz tomato pass these doors.

otherwise it's covent garden or home-made.

now. it's saturday night. shouldn't we be on drugs?

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bloodynora wrote: what what what?

canned soup - only heinz tomato pass these doors.

otherwise it's covent garden or home-made.

now. it's saturday night. shouldn't we be on drugs?

surely convent garden soup is much more expensive than any drugs?? :crazy: get on the chatroom if your grown up enough :evil4:

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i just been there and there's nowt doing.

i think YOU'RE the one that needs to grow up. and bring some soup round to my house. pronto.

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bloodynora wrote: i just been there and there's nowt doing.

i think YOU'RE the one that needs to grow up. and bring some soup round to my house. pronto.

i just got on when you logged off damn :banghead:

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my grandmother's homemade chicken noodle was the best; subsequent attempts to make it since she passed on haven't been quite the same.

tortilla soup (preferably homemade, but I also like the version that Soup Supreme puts out that does the job quite nicely on cold winter days).

black bean and rice would be third on my list, and just behind that would be the gazpacho at Cafe Soriah.

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  1. tom kha gai
  2. new england clam chowder
  3. miso
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its all souper duoper here :hat:

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

  1. tom kha gai
  2. new england clam chowder
  3. miso

fucking hell.have you told heinz about these flavours?

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banshee wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

  1. tom kha gai
  2. new england clam chowder
  3. miso

fucking hell.have you told heinz about these flavours?

thought you said they don't have to be heinz.

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

banshee wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

  1. tom kha gai
  2. new england clam chowder
  3. miso

fucking hell.have you told heinz about these flavours?

thought you said they don't have to be heinz.

yep your right smarty pope :laugh:

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  1. Potato (with lots of cheddar on top)
  2. New England Clam Chowder
  3. Tortilla
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  1. Snow's New England Clam Chowder
  2. Progresso Chicken Noodle Soup
  3. Campbell's Tomato Soup
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Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

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Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

Yes: I make a fucking mean broccoli & goats cheese soup with roasted garlic sprinkled on top.

Beat that, soup-loving motherfuckers!

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

Yes: I make a fucking mean broccoli & goats cheese soup with roasted garlic sprinkled on top.

Beat that, soup-loving motherfuckers!

While the board descends into nonsensical tedium elsewhere, we can always rely on Martin to keep the standards high.

I make a fucking top Wild nettle soup. Although your soup does sound excellent as well Martin.

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White onion Soup Jerusalme Artichoke And heinz tomato or Smoked Haddock (tied for third)

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Heinz Tomato soup. Has anyone else noticed how it doesnt taste of Tomatoes at all?

I sometimes use it to make some pasta sauce, works quite well like that.

As for tinned soups, I'm more of a Baxters man myself.

Carrot and Butterbean. Med Vegetable. Cock a leekie.

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Only tinned soup I touch is Heinz tomato, top three though are;

  1. Boulliabasse, aioli and crunchy bread on the side.
  2. Cullen Skink, is this a soup? If Liam can put down goulash this definitely counts.
  3. Leek and potato,simple but effective.

Edit: Immediately after posting remembered Tom Yum Goong on a beachside restaurant in Koh Samui, Leek and potato must drop out.

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James Thomas wrote:

  1. Cullen Skink, is this a soup? If Liam can put down goulash this definitely counts.

Oh I agree. A fine soup.

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after alot of thinking and agonising on this subject I vote for; Knorr Spring Veg (but hard work trying to dodge the dried carrots) Baxters Royal Game Heinz tomato

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I'm really disappointed that no one's mentioned CREAM of SUM YUNG GUY.:ignore:

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Monty, Liam did already...

Uncle Liam wrote:

Cock a leekie.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

I MAKE my OWN.I also clean my FLOOR with FLASHWIPES...DUST till DAWN and don't Chop Onions B4 midday!But then again i can HOOVER in Dover.:laugh:

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ROCKET MICK wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

I MAKE my OWN.I also clean my FLOOR with FLASHWIPES...DUST till DAWN and don't Chop Onions B4 midday!But then again i can HOOVER in Dover.:laugh:

I had a Wild Rocket and Caramelised onion soup the other day.

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  1. Leek & Potato
  2. New England Clam Chowder
  3. Campbell's Chicken Noodle

Yum yum

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Clam Chowder?

That shit is nasty!!!!

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Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

I make all 6 that I listed. I do keep a couple of cans of Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup in the pantry in case I get a bit ill and don't feel like cooking...

and I'm not Mike, but since you said please, I'll pin this (even though I think you might not be entirely serious about the pinning)...

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Considering how shite the board is these days because of all nonsenical crap thats gets posted by certain people, i think the really grat and important topics should be pinned.

And none are more important than this. At least in this part of the board.

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I have several soup-er points to make and one question:

I love making soup. I may make some tonight. Carrot is my favourite soup to make. Or carrot and tomato. With corriander in it.

My favourite soup from a can is Heinz Chicken. I can't stand mushrooms.

Most people consider that I put too much pepper in my soup. They can all fuck off.

And now the quesion:

What is tortilla soup?

And a bonus question:

Has anyone seen Tortilla Soup? A lovely film, a love letter to cooking.

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Its like yer favorite Mexican dish in soup form:

http://www.recipezaar.com/4627

If you haven't had it, highly recommend trying it out... I don't really like soups all that much (as I like something to BITE into), but I get excited anytime I can get my hands onto this...

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Uncle Liam wrote:

PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: Mike,

can we please have this thread pinned?

Does anyone else make their own soup?

Yes: I make a fucking mean broccoli & goats cheese soup with roasted garlic sprinkled on top.

Beat that, soup-loving motherfuckers!

While the board descends into nonsensical tedium elsewhere, we can always rely on Martin to keep the standards high.

I make a fucking top Wild nettle soup. Although your soup does sound excellent as well Martin.

Hell, both sound damn tasty to me! :food:

For the record, yes, I make my own Chicken Noodle Soup, though sometimes I add corn, peas and broccoli to the soup. Very very tasty. :nod:

1] Hot and Sour Soup 2] Chicken Noodle soup [preferably mom-made or me-made] 3] Tuscan Tomato soup

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tomato soups are the best. with grilled cheese or crackers. ritz cheese crackers. sweet tea. cheesecake...drools...

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Our Nana's Our Mam's My Auntie Judith's

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Someone's going to say "your Mam's is too salty" so it might as well be me.

Your Mam's is too salty :thumb:

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Too salty? I'll tell her to sort it..even though she'll say "Do one Goldilocks"as that's something a Goldilocks Gums might complain about...

This thread has degenerated into another thread based loosely on Jeff's balls,clearly.

Remember the Soup Dragons? :thumb:

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  1. Tomato-basil
  2. Chicken and dumplings
  3. Navy bean and ham
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I've been buying a couple of cans each of Heinz tomato and chicken soup each time I've been to the shop recently. I've just gone into the cupboard and found that there was only one chicken left, and three (that's right THREE) cans of tomato. I knew I should have tomato, to redress the balance a little but instead I went for chicken anyway.

From these facts I can only conclude that I prefer chicken soup to tomato and I will adjust my buying habits accordingly.

Has anyone else been spending a bit too much time on their own recently?

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