Pairings
This is paired best with tomato soup.
What is grilled cheese?
This soup is made with lentils.
What is lentil soup?
The US eats more than 10 billion bowls of this each year.
What is soup?
This common ingredient makes the one preparing it cry.
What is onion?
The most common garnish for broccoli cheese soup.
What is cheese?
This is a healthy pairing for soup.
What is salad?
This creamy soup primarily contains a starch with other vegetables and sometimes ham. (Nathan's favorite)
What is Potato Soup?
This soup company is known from their red and white can.
What is Campbell's Soup?
This broth is best for chicken noodle soup.
What is chicken broth?
These two things are essential toppings of french onion soup.
What are bread and cheese?
This carb-rich pairing eliminates the need to do dishes after eating soup (and is delicious).
What is a bread bowl?
This orange soup gives the essence of fall.
What is butternut squash soup?
This country created soup.
What is China?
This broth is best for vegetarians.
What is vegetable broth?
These *cronchy* items are the perfect garnish for tortilla soup.
What are Tortilla Strips?
While it's more popular for pasta, this flavorful pairing is perfect to dip in soup.
What is garlic bread?
This Chinese soup has a subtle umami flavor and often features seaweed and tofu.
What is Miso Soup?
This soup created in 1500 refers to the "marriage" of flavors between the meat and leafy greens.
What is Italian Wedding Soup.
This creates a creamy soup and thickens the broth.
What is heavy whipping cream?
Most popular on green bean casserole, these also top some soups.
What are fried onions?
This sweet treat was always paired with chili in school cafeteria lunches in the midwest.
What are cinnamon rolls?
This is a cold, sweet, and fruity soup.
What is gazpacho?
The first soup was made out of this meat.
What is Hippo meat?
These cubes replace the need for broth in soup.
What are bouillon cubes?
This flavorless chopped herb is sprinkled on many soups such as potato and chicken noodle.
What is parsley?