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Super Soups Out of Regular Canned Supermarket Soups
from:If you are a soup lover, but you find the soups at the supermarkets in the cans lacking substance, then consider making them into a Super Soup! There are many things that you can load up in a thick brothed or sauced soup to make them an excellent meal and one which will not only fill you up, but fill you up with all the right stuff.
First I recommend some spices such as:
- Fifth Season; Chopped Onions (6 shakes)
- Fifth Season; Crushed Red Peppers (2 shakes)
- Fifth Season; Italian Seasoning (6 shakes)
- McCormicks; Basil and Garlic Seasoning Blend (4 shakes)
- Half a carrot
- Half a Purple Onion
- Half a Bell Pepper
- Half a white onion
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