"This is a review in partnership with The Niche Parent Network & Conference. All opinions are my own."
If you hear the words “no soup for
you!” uttered you pretty much know the reference, thanks for
Seinfeld we were introduced in a way to Al Yeganeh...the SoupMAN. He
really existed and so did his soup kitchen and when we took a trip to
New York in 2000 our bus tour stopped at his soup kitchen and the
aroma coming from the kitchen was so intoxicating, so wonderful, so
glorious that we couldn't believe what we were smelling.
Being two
mostly broke twenty somethings we weren't able to buy soup that day
and it's been something that has haunted us for the past fourteen
years! My husband always says I wish we found a way to scrape up the
money to buy the soup...if it tasted half as good as it smelled it
would have easily been the best soup we've ever eaten. Here we are
fourteen years later and we finally had our chance to taste the
Soupman's soup. Wow. That's all I can say...
We received a nice variety of soups
from The Original Soupman
tomato bisque, chicken noodle, lobster bisque, lentil, crab and corn
chowder, chicken gumbo and (in Newman's voice) jambalaya. We've been
eating soup regularly since we received our soups and we're fighting
each other over who gets to eat what flavor! If you serve this soup
to unsuspecting people they'll think you made it, it tastes so fresh
and so good that it really tastes like the Soupman is in your kitchen
preparing it from scratch!
Our only complaint is that there is
sadly no mulligatawny soup offered yet and that's just because of our
love of that episode of Seinfeld and I've always been curious to
taste it but have never had the chance.
If you love easy meals and you love
soup once you taste the Original Soupman's soup you'll never look at
soup the same way. It's what it's cracked up to be and then some.
This isn't your mother's soup in a can this a whole world different.
Just remember don't ask for bread....
Buy it:
You can purcahse this great soup at a store near you, find it here: http://bit.ly/16FyefS.
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5 comments:
How cool! Looks so very yummy. Especially on these cold winter days. They all sound good but now I've got a craving for the corn chowder!
How neat! I love the cartons that they come in. I've noticed some other soup brands have went to pouches (shaped sort of like capri sun drinks?) which I sort of like because they have less preservatives and such compared to cans but they are SO frustrating to store and keep up right in my cupboard - these rectangular cartons seem like the best of both worlds.
YUM! Perfect for the weather as it starts to get cold.
Yum! This sounds delicious. We're huge soup eaters (and Seinfeld fans) so I'm sure these would go quickly in our house.
Oh! I want to try the Lobster Bisque! Hmmm. Did they just make that up? Mulligatawny Soup>??
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