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By *hav02 OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow/London

Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

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By *uietbloke67Man
over a year ago

outside your bedroom window ;-)

spelt differently

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They are all soup no go away

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By *ighlander34Man
over a year ago

skye

Had 4 cans of alphabetical soup earlier!....regretting it now as I'm having major vowel movements!

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By *ID 123456Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Thought days of home made soups were dead in Scotland, home made soup gives you all the goodness in a bowel ,add a bit of chicken or meat then you have lovely balance meal mmmmm

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman
over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Thought days of home made soups were dead in Scotland, home made soup gives you all the goodness in a bowel ,add a bit of chicken or meat then you have lovely balance meal mmmmm "
I do hope you ment bowl not bowel

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By *ID 123456Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Opssss thank you for pointing that mistake out , can I add you have beautiful breasts in your pictures , they look like a beautiful meal ,and full of goodness lol

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By *awty_MissDynomiteNo1Woman
over a year ago

No idea, I'm lost. Damn Sat nav!


"Opssss thank you for pointing that mistake out , can I add you have beautiful breasts in your pictures , they look like a beautiful meal ,and full of goodness lol "

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By *ighland gentlemanMan
over a year ago

Tain


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup? "

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken!

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By *aelawMan
over a year ago

Paisley


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken! "

Dumplings! Not had those in aaaaaaaaages! Stew tomorrow!

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup? "
a broth is a soup and the diffrence between soup and stew is liquid content

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By *hav02 OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow/London


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken! "

Thanks for the education. Though, chicken and tomato lentil "soup" is probably more a broth

And the chickpeas soup served at work is really just curry sauce

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By *rgoodnbadMan
over a year ago

greenock


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken! "

From a chicken? ..now that's clever.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken!

Dumplings! Not had those in aaaaaaaaages! Stew tomorrow!"

Dough balls yum ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Daisy offered me Super Sex last night.......she went off her head when I opted for the soup not a good choice

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By *omaMan
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Since moving North, I've noticed people like soup more and more.

But what's the difference between a stew, broth and soup?

Stew is a dish of meat and vegetables in a gravy served as a main course with tatties and if you're lucky doughballs (dumplings)

Broth is a thick vegetable soup, usually also containing pulses such as lentils or split peas. The stock can be of any meat,though lentils are often paired with ham.

Soup is a runny liquid such as tomato or French onion.

Though if you are of a certain age, you'll know how to make pea and ham from a chicken! "

Pea and Ham . . from a chicken. . . wow you're going way way back there. . . A masterclass of invention I would say

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"spelt differently "

this made me giggle and also the pea and ham from a chicken... however... my definition of broth is that it has barley in it

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By *andCforfunCouple
over a year ago

Inverness

Love soup! I make awesome homemade soups

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By *exicolaMan
over a year ago

West Lothian

Cullen Skink fan here!

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