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Campbell Company of Canada introduced Halal-certified products about a year ago to meet Islamic dietary requirements. But some are calling for a boycott of the company saying if you buy Campbell's soup you are a supporter of terrorism.
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The man Jerry Seinfeld made famous, Al Yeganeh, also known as the Soup Nazi, was a no-show at the re-opening of his store, "The Original Soup Man" in Manhattan Wednesday.
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A couple in Indonesia have been arrested for selling rare Javan langur, also known as the silver-leaf monkey, meat for meatball soup.
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Bay Valley Foods, LLC, a Pittsburgh, Pa. establishment, is recalling approximately 20,286 pounds of canned cream of mushroom soup because it was inadvertently mislabeled.
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People in southern China are notorious for their willingness to taste almost everything under the name of so-called Chinese medicine theory. Now, after bear bile, snakes and frogs,eating placenta has become a new trend.
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Ivar's Soup, Seafood and Sauce, a Mukilteo, Wash., establishment, is recalling approximately 37,776 pounds of turkey soup products.
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I don’t know how far into the vast culinary wasteland that is not California this dish has penetrated but here in the Golden West it is a staple. It is called Phở (fuh rimes with duh) and it is fantastic.
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Here is a cute action packed video clip, which received the "Top 10 Most Popular TV spot" in 2002 for Visa. It is directed by Ang Lee.
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Children poisoned three times in an attempt to get money out of Campbell's Soup
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Top Ramen is the king of noodles. With a reputation built on eight-for-a-dollar, ten-for-a-dollar, and even 12-for-a-dollar packaged soup, These affordable three-minute meals have supplied life-giving nutrients to innumerable college students.
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Is baby food the reason we eat so much soup?
 A Moncton teen's four-year battle with cancer is being included in the first original French-language version of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series.
Foods many Americans wouldn't dare eat are common in many countries around the world. From braised kangaroo in Australia to snake soup in Hong Kong, we've collected a few weird foods that are eaten in other cultures.
By Gina Sirico, ABC News Forgot Mother’s Day was this Sunday and you don’t have a gift? No problem. But don’t think elbow macaroni glued to a soup can is going to win any brownie points from the woman who wiped your nose. This is...
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It is not yet April in Paris but on a rainy day in March in San Francisco the appeal of French cuisine had people...
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Although they swap around in our commercial soup, there are obvious distinctions between the modes—job, trade,...
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Today's little number is quite the twist on a classic dish. I must give credit where credit is due and state that the...
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Jerry Seinfeld pops up in a Super Bowl ad this year, too. And so does the Soup Nazi. This one is for Acura. From the...
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I'm a water junkie. Friends who see me often rarely see me without a water bottle of some sort, and usually I carry...
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