@callow Ah, it’s because of the chip you had implanted when you signed up for the VMP program. Didn’t you read the packet? Twice a year, you gave the VMP program the right to implant suggestive thoughts into your REM cycle. Why else would I buy a pair of those shitty security cameras a couple days back?
You don’t have to give up soup in the summer! There’s gazpacho, vichyssoise, or just Campbell’s straight out of the can. You gotta think out of the box when it comes to your diet.
@InnocuousFarmer There’s a pho kitchen in Alexandria named, “Pho King.” It wasn’t until someone explained the authentic pronunciation of “pho,” that I got the joke.
A friend swears by eating hot soup every day at his hot job to cool down. I don’t do it but… Cool it
"When we’re hot, we naturally cool our bodies primarily by sweating, or more specifically by having the sweat evaporate from our skin (that’s important!). Our bodies sense changes in tissue temperature by a network of thermosensors located in the skin and in more central parts of our body, which send input to our brain (specifically, the hypothalamus), which then initiates sweating.
When we take in a hot drink, it appears that the thermosensors located in the stomach become overactive, and send strong signals to our hypothalamus that we are hot. In turn, the hypothalamus reacts by initiating an over-compensatory sweating response. So, when this sweat evaporates from our skin, the heat energy we lose due to evaporation exceeds the heat energy gained by drinking the hot drink. In other words, it is because our body overacted to the hot drink that we end up cooler in the end
Just going to add… it’s a funny thing about soup. Usually if you ask me about it, I’m like… meh. I can take it or leave it and really, I usually leave it. But on those occasions where I do have some soup (NOT from a can kind) I realize how much I DO like it. It’s like fruit with me… It’s so so, meh, take it or leave it if I think about it but if I actually have some, it’s really good.
Cereal
@cengland0 Yes!!
@cengland0
/giphy Cereal is NOT a soup!
@cengland0 @hems79 - Depends how much milk you use.
@cengland0 @Kidsandliz Sorry, but “cereal” is a bad answer.
Even when accepting the premise that cereal is a soup, the notion that we need to wait for cooler weather is lunacy.
@DrWorm For that matter, why do you need to wait for cooler weather for any kind of soup? Can’t you have soup in the summer?
I see this like having coffee in the morning. I like it hot all year round.
@DrWorm Go see the old soup thread where it was a matter of intense debate if cereal was a soup.
Sundubu-jjigae
@sadalex You think that is what Trump went to N Korea for?
@phendrick please… the man eats steak with ketchup.
@sadalex Where do you live? If you are here in Dallas I have some good places you can go for this.
@phendrick @sadalex And burnt to a crisp. Why he cares about the quality of steak is beyond me.
Tomato, with grilled cheese.
Does chili count? If not then taco soup.
I love the mushroom bisque at the Jensen’s down the street.
@Tin_Foil You know boil’em, mash’em stick’em in a stew?! (or something like that)
Squash with extra pepper. Nom.
Just had split pea soup yesterday. (Now I’m hungry for some more.)
Bean
/image Beer Cheese Soup
Ramen with all the good stuff…
Steak, green onions, veggies.
And peppers, tien tsin and arbols.
Mmmmmmm.
Chicken gnocchi.
@DVDBZN share recipe?
@mollama
Go to Olive Garden.
Ham, Cabbage, and Potato soup. For some reason I woke up thinking about it this morning.
@callow Ah, it’s because of the chip you had implanted when you signed up for the VMP program. Didn’t you read the packet? Twice a year, you gave the VMP program the right to implant suggestive thoughts into your REM cycle. Why else would I buy a pair of those shitty security cameras a couple days back?
You don’t have to give up soup in the summer! There’s gazpacho, vichyssoise, or just Campbell’s straight out of the can. You gotta think out of the box when it comes to your diet.
@cadmore Or outta the can.
Am I right? Hmm, am I right???
@cadmore @zinimusprime
Lobster Bisque
Potato (not vichyssoise) or Broc & cheese. Usually my best soups tho are just stuff I decide to throw together and make a soup out of.
Chicken corn soup
Beef Stew.
Though, had some Pho recently at a Vietnamese restaurant and it was really good.
@InnocuousFarmer There’s a pho kitchen in Alexandria named, “Pho King.” It wasn’t until someone explained the authentic pronunciation of “pho,” that I got the joke.
@cadmore @InnocuousFarmer Explain for the rest of us who don’t get it
@Gypsigirl213 @InnocuousFarmer “Pho,” is pronounced, “Fu.”
All the soup
I can’t even think about soup when the air outside is as hot and thick as a hot bowl of soup.
Red Lentil w/Lemon
A friend swears by eating hot soup every day at his hot job to cool down. I don’t do it but…
Cool it
"When we’re hot, we naturally cool our bodies primarily by sweating, or more specifically by having the sweat evaporate from our skin (that’s important!). Our bodies sense changes in tissue temperature by a network of thermosensors located in the skin and in more central parts of our body, which send input to our brain (specifically, the hypothalamus), which then initiates sweating.
"
@callow
@DrWorm Must be true then!
I usually eat tomato, but if somebody’s making soup I hope for knoephla or Brock & cheese.
Split pea but only home-made
Creamy chicken and wild rice, extra chicken.
tomato and sweet basil
New England clam chowder.
A good home-made chicken noodle soup is also always appreciated.
Turkey soup made from Thanksgiving leftovers.
@duodec My mom’s turkey soup after TG is actually my true fav. I forgot how much I liked it until she sent some over last yr.
Just going to add… it’s a funny thing about soup. Usually if you ask me about it, I’m like… meh. I can take it or leave it and really, I usually leave it. But on those occasions where I do have some soup (NOT from a can kind) I realize how much I DO like it. It’s like fruit with me… It’s so so, meh, take it or leave it if I think about it but if I actually have some, it’s really good.
Not really sure if it qualifies as a soup but the family loves chili.