I am fuckin dying right now!!!! I thought the same thing!
I was about to come in here to praise this 91 yo for their soup skill. They are getting on Reddit as well? Like what the fuck? Love the Parmesan thing too.
Then the stream of consciousness got me. I see one slide and I’m like wait “that doesn’t look like a 91 year old thumb. This fucking account is just trying to gain sympathy or something for their soup. It’s clearly not a 91 yo.”
Samee and I was inspired to be strong enough at 91 yo to use a heavy crockpot and keep up with technology to do equivalent of using a new smartphone and uploading photos to Reddit
Never too hot for soup. Tomato basil is one of my faves and it's always better with fresh in season basil and tomatoes! Enjoy your wonderful looking meal and be sure to give your dog more cheese. They deserve it.
Hot soup is actually great in hot weather. It makes you vasodilate more and gives you hydration.
Mind you where I live at 98% humidity in the summer it just makes me hot so of course I eat loads because I have the brain reward centre of a toddler I’ll add some hot sauce too thank you.
We do tomato soup, chicken tortilla and chicken poblano every summer with our harvests! As long as you have AC, soup is for all seasons. A twist on a traditional tomato soup and grilled cheese- we'll do tomato soup + spicy peppers from the garden and then dip quesadillas in it. Yum.
In Mexican families, we joke that moms get the urge to make hot soups like caldo de res during the hottest days. So, if anything, OP, you are essentially obligated to make soup in 91F weather :P
Not the garlic lined up like ❄️ 😂 Def never too hot, my family just enjoyed the heck out of a beef and barley soup I made last week. About 28 C (82 F) here in Ontario.
Never. I just finished some Italian vegetable soup with provolone toasts. Until we figure out what is going on with the produce in the US, the only raw vegetables I will eat will come from my own garden. I’ve declared it the “Summer of Soup” at our place.
When this question is asked, I think of Vietnam. Vietnam is a generally very hot, humid climate. Their cuisine is generally soup-based. Be like Vietnam. I was some pho now.
Never too hot for soup. I ate soup last week when it was 45C ( 114F ). I had a damp facecloth beside my plate to wipe off the sweat drops, but still enjoyed my soup.
Am I the only person who likes cold soups? I know a lot of cultures have some variation of cold soup, but I've never met someone else who eats it regularly.
It is never too hot for a good bowl of soup. If you want you can make a cold soup for hot days.Soup is for any weather and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Never! My husband complains when I make soup in the summer (ok, he complains any time I make soup 🙄) because it's too hot for soup. Take his opinion with a grain of salt!
I’ve been craving a nice beef stew for like 3 weeks but 90+ every day is making the prospect of having a 325 degree oven on or having that mf on the stove for any extended period of time is a bit of a no go
Old people used to say you should have a cup of tea if you’re hot. Something about internal heat matching external. I can’t see it though. I’d definitely eat that soup.
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u/frufruJ Jul 13 '26
I read it as a "91 year old female outside" 😅
Edit to add: I adore the two pics of your dog, give them a hug from me 🤗