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whats yer favourite soup?
I just discovered Baxters Tomato and basil soup recently it's absolutely gorgoues. It's not like Heinz's all textureless tomato soup it has loads of texture and you can actually bite bits of what I assume are tomatoes - mmmm.
Only problem is only Sainburys do it! Co-op don't, Asda don't, Tescos don't and neither do Morrisons! Grr will need to stock up next time I'm in Sainsburys. Oh and I like Heinz lentil soup as well. |
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Chicken Noodle soup with hot bread.
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Heinz tomato
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When i was knee high to a grasshopper we lived on a farm.
In mushroom season my dad would go shepherding and bring back a great big bucket of field mushrooms. My mum put them in a massive pan with milk and black pepper and simmered them slowly all morning,then we had it for lunch. I have never tasted anything comparable to it since,it was HEAVENLY!!!! |
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Covent Garden Carrot & Coriander - expensive but tasty.
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I used to lurve Heinz chicken soup.
My tastes have changed I'm now coverted to Heinz Toamto soup. Better still, I do a mean chicken soup |
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When i was knee high to a grasshopper we lived on a farm.
In mushroom season my dad would go shepherding and bring back a great big bucket of field mushrooms. My mum put them in a massive pan with milk and black pepper and simmered them slowly all morning,then we had it for lunch. I have never tasted anything comparable to it since,it was HEAVENLY!!!! I can almost taste your mushroom soup now, yumm
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I also thought that this thread was about fresh soup. Apparently not. I never have tinned soup, I always make fresh.
I can almost taste your mushroom soup now, yumm ![]() Apparently Baxters use only natural ingredients though which is why I like them. |
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stilton and brocolli
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Leek & Potato. A perfect match. Make it yourself if you grow your own, or buy it in packets.
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I just discovered Baxters Tomato and basil soup recently it's absolutely gorgoues. It's not like Heinz's all textureless tomato soup it has loads of texture and you can actually bite bits of what I assume are tomatoes - mmmm.
Only problem is only Sainburys do it! Co-op don't, Asda don't, Tescos don't and neither do Morrisons! Grr will need to stock up next time I'm in Sainsburys. Get a tin of Heinz tomato soup, throw in a tin of chopped tomatoes add a spoonful of pesto, heat it all up and Bob is your uncle. It's rather lovely. My favourite bought soup is Baxter's pea and ham. My favourite home made soup is one my other half makes with loads of vegetables, chicken stock, pieces of chicken and a handful of porridge oats. It's divine. |
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Pea and ham...can't beat it.
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Chicken and leek is quite nice too, it is my second favourite.
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Soup that my Mum used to make and that, no matter how much I try, I can't get the same taste.
Maybe it was because food somehow tastes different, when someone makes it for you. It was tiny pieces of chicken, baby carrots, potatoes, small pieces of spaghetti type pasta, peas and of course, the stock. Baxter's Chicken Broth is similar but Mum's was so much better. It's this stock that I can't get right and now I'll never know what she actually used. I've tried and tried but nothing comes close. She used to make a h-u-g-e potful, just for me, as she knew as soon as I saw it I'd have several large bowlfuls, along with lots of buttered bread or rolls. Then have more 'later' and then want the same the next day. It was truly delicious and my favourite meal ever. |
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Homemade carrot and corriander. Mmmmm.
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Any home made soup is nice. If I buy a tin I love Heinz Lentil with a crusty roll!
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sainsbury's healthy living spicy parsnip soup is dee-lish!
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Another vote for Carrot and coriander (home made by me !!)
Although I have quite recently developed a liking for beetroot (again - home made !!) |
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My mums home made veg soup, it is delicious!
I also like mushroom soup and some consommes. I don't like tomoato, leak & potato, or carrot & corriander or chicken soup. In fact now that I think about it, I'm not all that fussed on soup. I do like minestrone! |
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A really good onion soup is hard to beat for me.
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Homemade - Lentil
Tin - Heinz tomato.... it's a classic.
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hot and sour soup, im addicted to the stuff
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A really good onion soup is hard to beat for me.
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