From the tales of Soupalot…. Lord Carrot slowly approached the stone. He knew that if he could pull the sword, Excurryber, from the stone, he would be king. Together, he, Excurryber, the ginger knights, and the ladies of coconut milk could spread healthy, local, soup all over the land. They would bring soup to the peasants. He would teach them the ways of local eating. He would explain how important it was to get most of their food from within a 150 mile radius of Soupalot. They should not import food from far off places such as Proccesedfoodius. They don’t need apples in the summer! They should eat what’s in season! Also, he would tell them to eat this particular soup cold. It is better that way. Lord Carrot was so wise!
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Lord Carrot and the Knights of Soupalot Soup
The Honorable Judge Asparagus Soup
Since being nominated to the soup court, Judge Asparagus has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. During a speech she gave back in 2001 at the University of Soupopholis, Judge Asparagus said that she hoped her funky spices and smooth consistency would help her make a better soup than simple potatoes. Needless to say, people are definitely concerned. I don’t want to anger anyone here, but I have to admit that her curry, ginger, and coconut flavors make her a pretty darn well rounded soup. It is hard to believe she’s been able to achieve so much without the addition of cream or butter! And she can be eaten hot OR cold – that sounds pretty fair and balanced to me. Oh geez – I really hope I’m not alienating the potato community here. So here’s what I’m going to do – I’m going to add a few potatoes to the pot to thicken things up! Because let’s face it folks, there is nothing more fun than eating a dramatically controversial soup. Oh, I hope the Reliable Source in the Washington Post picks up this story!!
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