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I am similar except I do take advantage of the lower prices at Xmas & Easter and freeze any that I do not useOpened it for the " virtually free Easter eggs", I never buy fresh veg living alone as it's a waste, much more economical to have frozen.
Make some veg soup : cauliflower, parsnip, mixed, carrot, broccoli, so much nicer, and cheaper, than shop bought.Opened it for the " virtually free Easter eggs", I never buy fresh veg living alone as it's a waste, much more economical to have frozen.
Wouldn't have a clue where to start plus it's spring summer so too warm for soup,Make some veg soup : cauliflower, parsnip, mixed, carrot, broccoli, so much nicer, and cheaper, than shop bought.
It's very rare I cook a dinner, especially in the Spring/Summer , it's usually a cob with a bit of saladI am similar except I do take advantage of the lower prices at Xmas & Easter and freeze any that I do not use
It's freezing today ! Give it a go, you won't be disappointed and it's not as hard as you think.Wouldn't have a clue where to start plus it's spring summer so too warm for soup,
Costs a fortune that. The main ingredient is water, and contains only 13% vegetables. Also has sugar in it. Come on @Littlesue , give homemade a go !A lot easier
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No such thing as too warm for soup!Wouldn't have a clue where to start plus it's spring summer so too warm for soup,
I always make more than I eat. When sorting out my freezer the other day, various bags of soup made an appearance. Not labelled of course because I always think I'll remember what's in them.Maybe we need a soup thread. I make some most Thursdays ...

I do love soup but I like a break in the summer, I love those chunky soups, usually have them over a plate of mash or a jacketNo such thing as too warm for soup!
Must admit if I have an addiction it is soup - was chuffed to find it as a breakfast dish in Turkey at a small hotel I stayed in a couple of years ago.