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Old 01-25-2017, 12:59 AM   #819
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Originally Posted by GA Russell View Post
Around here the selection of store-bought soups is not wide. My favorite so far is the Bear Creek brand.

My sister each Christmas sends me some Alessi Italian soups which I always enjoy.
I have heard of Bear Creek. It is sold in a dried form, isn't it?

There are a lot of choices of brands and kinds of soup if you are willing to shop on the Internet. I may order some Bear Creek and Alessi soups from somewhere, based upon your opinion of them.

Although Progresso soup is widely available in local stores, Target.com had a sale on them for $1.50 and, later $1.25 each, at the same time that they had a promotion of free shipping on an order of any amount (usually it is $50 minimum, I think). I used that as an opportunity to stock up on them.

But very cold weather is pretty rare here, even in the dead of winter, so I have to be careful and not buy so much that have cans of soup cluttering the shelves and counters until next winter.
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