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chairboys
01 Nov 2011, 21:17
My wife has just noticed a can of Heinz Lentil Soup in the cupboard. Sainsbury's are doing a six for something offer and it was one of the flavours I threw in the trolley ( 3xTomato, 1xMush, 1xChicken Noodle and 1xLentil).
She has, perhaps sarcastically, just asked me if Meat likes Lentil soup?
So, I thought I might just ask that very question.
Meat. Do you like Lentil soup?
But, more importantly, what is everyone favourite soup?
Mine, depending on my mood, is Mushroom.
Monstro
01 Nov 2011, 21:20
Mine, depending on my mood, is Mushroom.
Why'd you buy three tomato then?
chairboys
01 Nov 2011, 21:26
Why'd you buy three tomato then?
Good point. For my 3 children.
Why'd you buy three tomato then?
For cooking, maybe??
Soups for me personally are chicken soup, Manhattan clam chowder and New England clam chowder, not in order of preference. That changes according to mood. :lol:
Sue
Turtle soup is most definitely out! :-P
chairboys
01 Nov 2011, 21:44
For cooking, maybe??
Soups for me personally are chicken soup, Manhattan clam chowder and New England clam chowder, not in order of preference. That changes according to mood. :lol:
Sue
Turtle soup is most definitely out! :-P
I might buy some that chowder stuff next week and let you know what its like!!
From a tin Heinz Tomato is the only soup. From the Chinese round the corner it's Chicken and Sweetcorn!
duke knooby
01 Nov 2011, 23:47
Mine, depending on my mood, is Mushroom.
why did the girl go out with the mushroom???
cause she thought he was funguy
samurai7
01 Nov 2011, 23:50
Leek and Potato. Or a nice vegetable soup. Best of all though is Cawl, a Welsh stew.
A Slice Of English
02 Nov 2011, 00:08
My favourite is "Bowling For..."
Tasty.
On an unreleated side note, I love Pea & Ham as well as Broccoli and Stilton soup.
robgomm
02 Nov 2011, 00:14
Chicken & Vegetable every time, although Minestrone is pretty good too.
chairboys
02 Nov 2011, 14:20
Why'd you buy three tomato then?
I am really sorry but I wasn't completely honest with you yesterday.
I did buy those three tins of tomato soup. But they weren't for my children.
They were for me. I have a little problem. I am going through one of those tomato phases in my life. It is troubling me to such an extent that I went to see the doctor. He told me, "Don't worry, you'll be Vine in the morning".
Pea and ham, proper pea & ham
I might buy some that chowder stuff next week and let you know what its like!!
Good going! I'll look for your review. :cool:
Pea and ham, proper pea & ham
Hmm...now what is considered "proper"? :lol:
It's not my favorite, but I do make and eat it, and it involves soaking rock hard peas from a cellophane bag, ham bones, perfectly sized little pieces of carrots and potatoes....little chunks of delicious ham (hence the ham bone).....lots of freshly ground black pepper....
ah, jeez, Mel! You've made me want to go get the stuff to make a pot!
If I do, I'll send some down. :p
:lol:
Hmm...now what is considered "proper"? :lol:
The ONLY pea and ham soup, from a little place down here called Alfreds...... awesome soup..... now I want some......
chairboys
15 Nov 2011, 14:31
Good going! I'll look for your review. :cool:
Thanks for the chowder recommendation.
No clams but smoked haddock chowder. Delicious!!
Cherry.Loaf
15 Nov 2011, 14:38
My sister in laws butternut squash she puts tomato, garlic, onion, potato and some other things in to an it is the most amazing soup I've ever eaten
Anything that's made at home. A few canned soups are OK for throwing onto something and shoving it into the oven when you're pushed for time, packets I never buy.
Favourites would be clam chowder, its close cousin cullen skink, good chicken soup, oxtail, lentil or pea and ham, and the remnants of scouse ;)
Caryl
and the remnants of scouse ;)
Left over Neil? That's hardly a satisfying healthy option is it? :))
REAL scouse is a superb option :lol: I've never been inclined to stew up a scouser ;)
Caryl
I've never been inclined to stew up a scouser ;)
It'll happen, just wait! :lol:
The Flying Mouse
15 Nov 2011, 19:20
:twisted: :bleh:
:twisted: :bleh:
Someone get a saucepan and light a fire!
chairboys
15 Nov 2011, 20:50
Someone get a saucepan and light a fire!
:lol::lol::lol:
Monstro
15 Nov 2011, 20:54
Someone get a saucepan and light a fire!
With the jacket!!!!!!!!!!
The Flying Mouse
15 Nov 2011, 21:30
With the jacket!!!!!!!!!!
:twisted: If you strike the jacket down it will become more powerful than you could possibly imagine :sneaky:
smithsleonardo
13 Dec 2011, 14:44
Anything that's made at home. Favourites would be clam chowder, its close cousin cullen skink, good chicken soup, oxtail, lentil or pea and ham, and the remnants of scouse
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