what a fucking joke. cream of tomato?? whats does that even mean??
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"Any “cream of” soup, tomato included, is pureed like a normal soup but then goes through a “creaming” process, wherein cream is added to the mixture."
Never been a fan, far too sweet Baxter's Cullen Skink (smoked haddock & potato) is thick, luxurious and delicious. Only needs thickly cut fresh bread heavily slathered in real butter. Batchelor's broccoli and cauliflower, sounds like it ought to be ming but is a veritable flavour explosion French onion soup freshly made in France, barely qualifies as 'soup' cos it's not really a liquid, a dish onion stewed in gravy, oh my goodness, the joy. Impossible to share accommodation with anyone for 48 hours afterwards tho.
I like Heinz Cream of Tomato but wouldn’t pay that price for effectively a cup of soup. Having said that I’ve never thought it tasted anything like any tomato I’ve eaten.
£1.70 a tin now thought I was getting a multipack for that rate
Wow. Not bought Heinz for years, switched to supermarket brands. Morrisons tins are 85p, though I’m sure that’s more than doubled in just a couple of years
what a fucking joke. cream of tomato?? whats does that even mean??
Google is your friend ...
"Any “cream of” soup, tomato included, is pureed like a normal soup but then goes through a “creaming” process, wherein cream is added to the mixture."
Surely then it should be called 'creamed' not 'cream of.'
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I'd thoroughly recommend Cully and Sully's Creamy Tomato and Basil soup.
Blows Heinz out of the water.
Tomato with cream of cow soup?
"Any “cream of” soup, tomato included, is pureed like a normal soup but then goes through a “creaming” process, wherein cream is added to the mixture."
Crusty roll with strong Cathedral City spreadable cheese in for dippage.
Baxter's Cullen Skink (smoked haddock & potato) is thick, luxurious and delicious. Only needs thickly cut fresh bread heavily slathered in real butter.
Batchelor's broccoli and cauliflower, sounds like it ought to be ming but is a veritable flavour explosion
French onion soup freshly made in France, barely qualifies as 'soup' cos it's not really a liquid, a dish onion stewed in gravy, oh my goodness, the joy. Impossible to share accommodation with anyone for 48 hours afterwards tho.
Re tomatoes from supermarkets these days… most taste of nothing… if you grow your own the difference is huge.
Soup 80p to £1.70
Ketchup £2 to £3.40
That price difference is absurd. I'm now a Sainsbury's ketchup man.