…But instead of Tomato Soup or the ever popular Chicken Noodle, let’s get weird. Here are the weirdest soups from around the world. Three Meat Broth This Polish Soup is common as the first course for Sunday dinner. Some versions of this soup use three (or more) types of meat…
…Soup Month, but for most place, February is just as cold and in need of soup as January, so soup it up! Homemade soup is the best tasting and best soup you can have, plus it’s easy! The 5th of February is National Shower with a Friend Day. You do…
…is an abundant source of protein. It is illegal to bring bushmeat to the US. Source: Wikimedia.org Shark Fin Soup Shark fin soup is literally a soup made from shark fin. The cartilage of the shark fin is shredded, boiled, and mixed with spices. This soup is a real delicacy…
This story about a Massachusetts couple giving away their life savings is a prime example of why money is safer in a bank — or at least under a mattress. Amanda Mattuchio’s parents used a fake can of Campbell’s Tomato Soup to hide their cash. The couple had $2500 in…
…into into a pot and named it Pepper Pot Soup. Another name for it is Philadelphia Pepper Pot Soup. Everyone loved it, hence dubbing it the soup that won the war. National Bicarbonate of Soda Day is December 30th along with Falling Needles Family Fest Day, and what could be…
…dared to defy the laws of reality by trying to cook a bigger soup. The record-breaking bowl – cooked in Poeldijk, the Netherlands – contained just over 7,000 gallons of vegetable soup. The ingredients included 4,600 gallons of water, 16,500 pounds of tomatoes, 2,700 pounds of cucumbers, and almost 1,000…
…since baby food is formulated for the amounts that a baby would eat. In other words, this diet is not one that’s meant for adults. 2) The Cabbage Soup Diet Cabbage soup is delicious (your mileage may vary) and the leafy vegetable is very low in calories. So why not…
…food, and drink! Polterabend is filled with other traditions- chicken soup is the food of choice which symbolizes fertility. And, the bride and groom are responsible for sweeping up the mess, an act that symbolizes the two working together to overcome challenges. In some parts of Germany, it is customary…