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    If you want some good soup, get Progresso thick and hearty creamy chicken wild rice. I just had some and it was unexpectedly good.
     
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    no soup for you!
     
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    That is some good soup. But if you want some good soup, go to Edingtons across from ridgedale. all you can eat soup and breadsticks:yumyum:
     
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    Mmmmmm chicken corn chowder!
     
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    the soup at Target is awefull.
     
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    Beer Cheese!
     
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    Wild rice from Lunds is my fave!
     
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    and the loaded baked potato
     
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    This is in my work drawer (lunch drawer).
     
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    There is an eddington's across from Ridgedale? Now I know what I'm doing next time I go to mtka.

    I used to eat there all the time when I worked at ampf in downtown minneapolis ... that place rocks.
     
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    yeah its in one of the strip malls across from ridgedale...i want soup now
     
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    don't mean to go a tad off topic, but where can i get some good clam chowder here?? i've been craving some ever since i came back from seattle
     
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    That stuff is pretty dang good. I tried the low sodium kind and it sucked..so no one go buying that garbage!
     
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    Fondune, I've been wondering for a bit...wtf is that in your avatar?
     
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    +1 for Eddington's Wild Rice soup. Been years. Used to get up to the Ridgedale area like every other day, so I'd go there once every couple of weeks.
     
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    looks a lot like Abe... but I just googled it and nope
     
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    Soup from a can is for lazy pu$$ies. [Check my handle]. Good soup is best and most easily made by hand. Working down a batch of white bean chicken tortilla soup right now. Simply fanfockingtastic. Next up? Homemade beer cheese soup...
     
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    ^^^this

    doing it right yourself makes anything in a can seem like garbage. It's not hard, buy a book :)
     
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    Make a huge batch and have a GB on mnsubaru. :biggrin:
     
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    today's menu?
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    I have a 4 gallon pot ;)

    What kind you guys want? I will only charge a little bit over my cost, and I can get some of the ingredients at wholsale prices...
     
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    any kind.
     
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    REAL CHICKEN WILD RICE!!

    That stuff is delicious. Creamyyyyy.
     
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    pho > all

    the end.
     
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    Butternut squash is in season :yumyum:
     
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    My wife's favorite. Please make some and bring her a bowl (I hate squash, myself)
     
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    +1 for chicken wild rice soup :yumyum:
     
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    EDDINGTONNNNNNNNNNNS

    yut yut.
     
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    ps, a thread about soup is the epitome of OT. sweeet
     
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    Ok, so I vote that Moleness should make a new thread with a poll!
     
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    lol :laugh:

    Lemme think about this. I may wanna get myself a chest freezer so I can portion the stuff out and sell it in frozen bricks, since I don't trust mnsubaru to buy it all b4 it goes bad. ;)
     
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    personally I dont eat soup... but if I ever do its straight tomato soup with about 10 slices of buttered white toast for dipping mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
     
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    Same, only honey oat.
     
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    soup from the can?! You guy prob like mcdonalds too then...
    yuck.
     
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    only when teh Chinese restaurant isnt open ;)


    actually my mum used to make pumpkin soup.. real creamy... I miss that as the pumpkins over here are squash
     
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    This thread is hilarious. I think someone should start a thread of pictures of their desk at work. I'd put mine up, but I want to make sure my new matchbox subie gets in it. it's at home...
     
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    Bump cuz soup is awesome.

    I am seriously considering getting a chest freezer and starting to slang soup. I make really good soup...like really good. ;)

    Here are a few examples of what I have done lately at work:

    tomato basil
    curried carrot apple
    roasted pepper tomato
    carrot with orange and tarragon
    broccolli cheese with bacon
    cauliflower coconut with toasted walnuts
    potato cheese with bacon
    apple parsnip
    curried carrot coconut
    cream of wild mushroom with bacon
    cream of asparagus
    potato leek
    carrot ginger
     
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    bump cause, d@mn you cook better than I do /\/\/\
     
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    Soup from cans? Pfft... soup from packages is best... Ramen Noodle Soup FTW!!! Mmmm...spicy chili flavor... :yumyum:
     
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    Man...YUMMY. :yumyum:

    That Potato Leek & Roasted Pepper Tomato and ahh, all!!!
     
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    gimmie a few weeks to get my stuff together. I may need someone with a truck to help me get a chest freezer ;)
     
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