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or do they dress up can one to pretend fresh. What is the normal ratio of restaurants on the daily average ?
or do they dress up can one to pretend fresh. What is the normal ratio of restaurants on the daily average ?
That’s what I’m asking beekay. How do I trust if an establishment is making soup freshly or not. I’m starting to think they use can as base. Even good nice places that charge $$$ on yelp. AmWhat the fuck kinda restaurants are you going to that serve canned soup? I'm pretty sure even Olive Garden-tier restaurants make their own soups in house
That’s what I’m asking beekay. How do I trust if an establishment is making soup freshly or not. I’m starting to think they use can as base. Even good nice places that charge $$$ on yelp. Am
I wrong, if so
What is Scarface average of good soup fresh to canned soup.
Also why da hell clam
Chowder only Friday I think clams are here everyday
What the fuck kinda restaurants are you going to that serve canned soup? I'm pretty sure even Olive Garden-tier restaurants make their own soups in house
Even the one that have two $$ sign on yelp? What about three money? How much more likely is a thre money establishment to be fresh?Most restaurants use canned soup & do what they can to make it seem fresh.
Sorry if that’s shocking to some but I was in the business for years.
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Y’all imagine some fresh split pea soup you gotta peel the peas off the pods I don’t think restearant food man gonna do they
This saddens mean. I buy canned soup and dress it up and it’s good but when I go to an establishment I want fresh. I will eat at your food truck soup serving establishment. You should callThey don't. It comes in a frozen bag.
I've made soups from scratch in a lot of the restaurants I've worked in and they sell out then whatever idiot in charge decides they can't switch because other cooks won't be able to follow my recipes and ensure consistent quality.
Soups are so easy it's absurd that any place isn't making them from scratch. It's also one if the highest profit:expense ratio foods out there. A pot of soup that costs $10 to make can sell for over $100 easily.
And once it's made it's the fastest food to serve. You just slop it into a bowl.
One day I want to buy a food truck and do a soup truck in the fall and winter. You'd make a killing. Then just rent the truck out to someone else for spring and summers and take them off.
Omg then you concert it to an ice cream truckThis saddens mean. I buy canned soup and dress it up and it’s good but when I go to an establishment I want fresh. I will eat at your food truck soup serving establishment. You should call
It soup
On the run and you can drive up streets playing music like the ice cream man and people Come our to eat your soup
Omg then you concert it to an ice cream truck
In the summer and spring
clam chowder on Friday is in reference to old school Catholic 'no meat on Fridays' back when the country was predominately white/Christian and before Vatican II changed things.That’s what I’m asking beekay. How do I trust if an establishment is making soup freshly or not. I’m starting to think they use can as base. Even good nice places that charge $$$ on yelp. Am
I wrong, if so
What is Scarface average of good soup fresh to canned soup.
Also why da hell clam
Chowder only Friday I think clams are here everyday
suburban white kids don't go outside. poor kids in the hood are outside all day until their grandma comes out and yells at them to come inside.Mother of god...
It would have to be gelato or something though. I don't think traditional ice cream trucks really work any more because kids don't go outside.
But yeah a gelato truck in a business area could make bank.
Even the one that have two $$ sign on yelp? What about three money? How much more likely is a thre money establishment to be fresh?
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