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October 31, 2009

Nobody spooks like the English

Filed under: History and culture, Soup, soup recipes — pat @ 5:28 pm

British Museum sphinx considers Halloween activities

British Museum sphinx considering Halloween activities

Prepackaged scariness

Prepackaged scariness

No one is a bigger fan of Halloween than me. The creepiness of its very concept…the intoxification of fear…the cloying sweetness of the treats and the nastiness of the tricks. Who could doubt that it’s an English holiday?

Even so, I was pretty surprised to find the pictured soup in all the London Tesco supermarkets last weekend. “Witches Brew” indeed–rather a pumpkin and tomato puree with bits of blackeyed peas and veggies floating in it.

Want a soup that’s a little more frightening? Try Spooky Soup and a Story from my old website. Or perhaps you prefer Teeny Tiny Graveyard Soup. Nothing like Halloween soup to put a chill on your bones.

Wishing you goblins of fun, wherever you are.

1 Comment »

  1. Just found your blog - great read, hope you start it back up again! Enjoy reading the recipes on your recipe site too.

    Comment by C.K. — April 7, 2010 @ 3:30 pm

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