Is Soup a Drink?

[zwanzig]

Cut the bullshit. Alla you fence sitters and people who think soup is a drink are gross.

You would not go to a restaurant and when the waiter takes your drink order, or sitting at a bar, the tender asks, "What'll ye have?" You would not say, "A glass of tomato soup to wash down my meal with."



No you wouldn't! Quit playin'!

[Fireball]

If it has enough bourbon in it, sawdust can be considered a drink....

With fiber, to boot!

[Jackalope]

It's a dessert topping and a floor wax.

[Abaddon_ire]

Well. I made potato soup a couple of days ago. There was eating and drinking in it. So what does that mean? Was it a food or a drink?

I often find that people that criticise actual food have only experienced the packet stuff, not actually cooking from scratch.

I don't object to all of that. It's handy when time is short, and is not the demon it is made out to be. But home cooked is so much better that I do it at every opportunity

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

Cut the bullshit. Alla you fence sitters and people who think soup is a drink are gross.

You would not go to a restaurant and when the waiter takes your drink order, or sitting at a bar, the tender asks, "What'll ye have?" You would not say, "A glass of tomato soup to wash down my meal with."



No you wouldn't! Quit playin'!

 As far as I can tell, the difference between store bought tomato juice and tomato soup is often the temperature.

Because I stopped drinking alcohol nearly 20 years ago, I will often ask for tomato juice with a dash of tabasco, or soda water with dash of bitters.