Baja Margie
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:17 AM
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Does anyone like to eat Campbell's Split Pea & Ham Soup |
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cold out of the can? Or, when you are heating it up, do you like to leave clumps or whisk it to death so that there aren't any clumps ? And, do you use milk instead of water when you're making it? Also, what crackers go better with it, saltines or wheat thins?
I dunno, I'm starving and I just thought of Split Pea & Ham soup.
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:20 AM
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1. Your killing me cold split pea.......no I like Progresso..... |
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split pea and thrown in some Boars Head sliced ham and oyster crackers. Condensed soup is loaded with sodium.
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Tue Jan-04-05 08:14 AM
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10. Absolutely................ |
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when it comes to many soups, Progresso beats Campbells hands down. Especially Split Pea with Ham though. I would NEVER eat it unheated though. Yuck!
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:20 AM
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2. Back when I was a hobo... |
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Edited on Tue Jan-04-05 05:22 AM by nine23
...nothing beat "cold out of the can". We called it "a night out"...
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:31 AM
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4. cold pork & beans, maybe a little boiled rice....yum.......n/t |
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:41 AM
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5. "boiled rice"? Back in the day... |
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..."boiling" stuff was for fancy city types. Room temperature (otherwise known as "atmosphere") worked just fine.
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Tue Jan-04-05 06:16 AM
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6. wasn't it a bit crunchy............. |
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Don't laugh with all this talk I just had some and it 6:18am here.
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Tue Jan-04-05 05:22 AM
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to each his own I suppose! I do like it hot though.
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Tue Jan-04-05 06:29 AM
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7. Not really, but Campbell's minestrone |
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Beats the hell out of minestrone in mediocre "Italian" restaurants :D
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Tue Jan-04-05 06:34 AM
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8. There's a new one out-Pea Soup |
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it's a bit sweeter than the split pea, and doesn't include ham. I like to eat it right out of the can. I hadn't thought of putting milk in it, I might try that. Since I can't eat either of the crackers, I put thin strips of cheese in the soup when I heat it.
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Tue Jan-04-05 07:19 AM
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9. My family's cat we had when I was growing up used to love split pea soup! |
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Edited on Tue Jan-04-05 07:24 AM by LoZoccolo
We'd have the kind you'd make from the packet, though...probably Lipton or something. But yeah, we'd put some in a saucer for her and she'd lap it up.
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Tue Jan-04-05 08:18 AM
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11. Yep! Cold, right out of the can. |
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Tue Jan-04-05 08:27 AM
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12. I often make my own. Soup is better if you do your own |
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So I had lots of kids and did every thing from the old way. Cost less and I also made their clothing. The thing was it was more costly to hire some one to care for kids and go out to work in my day. I also was a big kid myself so they were lots of fun to be with.I just did not find it dull.
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