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![]() Last week, I had a nice little cold brewing, as usual I got the urge for some soup. I happened to be in the frozen food aisle, so I thought, hmmm, I've heard of frozen soups, wonder what I'll find. Found this soup, Tabatchnick's. They had different soups, but the cabbage soup caught my eye. I was picturing it to be something like Hungarian cabbage soup (always a mistake, you know you're setting yourself up for a disappointment), without the meat. Whatever, at the very least I'll get some nice hot broth out of it. So much for that idea. It was sweet to the point of extreme, and not especially liquidy, more viscous. Is that some sort of tradition or something? a very sweet soup? I never heard of such a sweet soup unless it was a fruit soup, maybe. nancy |
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