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  1. "Amanda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'm getting another tooth yanked out in a couple weeks, and last time
    all I ate was chicken broth. Oh boy am I sick of chicken broth.

    I'd love to have some low carb soups I can make up ahead of time and
    have around for this. I've not seen any 'low carb' soup type stuff in
    the grocery store at all.

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    285.5/259/120 monthly-goal: 8 month-start: 265.5

    i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups of
    chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good twist on
    it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and a
    little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed Swanson has
    sugar added so I avoid it.

    Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that you
    get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it up a
    bit.

    It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

  2. nanner said:

    "Amanda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    I'm getting another tooth yanked out in a couple weeks, and last time
    all I ate was chicken broth. Oh boy am I sick of chicken broth.

    I'd love to have some low carb soups I can make up ahead of time and
    have around for this. I've not seen any 'low carb' soup type stuff in
    the grocery store at all.

    -----
    285.5/259/120 monthly-goal: 8 month-start: 265.5

    i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups of
    chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good twist on
    it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and a
    little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed Swanson has
    sugar added so I avoid it.

    Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that you
    get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it up a
    bit.

    It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

    that sounds very good. thanks for posting it.

  3. "The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    nanner said:

    "Amanda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    I'm getting another tooth yanked out in a couple weeks, and last time
    all I ate was chicken broth. Oh boy am I sick of chicken broth.

    I'd love to have some low carb soups I can make up ahead of time and
    have around for this. I've not seen any 'low carb' soup type stuff in
    the grocery store at all.

    -----
    285.5/259/120 monthly-goal: 8 month-start: 265.5

    i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups of
    chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good twist
    on
    it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and a
    little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed Swanson
    has
    sugar added so I avoid it.

    Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that you
    get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it up
    a
    bit.

    It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

    that sounds very good. thanks for posting it.

    you're welcome, let us know if you try it and if you like it (or not)

  4. nanner said:

    i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups of
    chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good twist on
    it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and a
    little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed Swanson has
    sugar added so I avoid it.

    Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that you
    get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it up a
    bit.

    It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

    Thanks a lot. We are going to try it. Of course, SO will
    add garlic : )

    Marsha/Ohio

  5. nanner said:

    "The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    nanner said:

    "Amanda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    >
    > I'm getting another tooth yanked out in a couple weeks, and last time
    > all I ate was chicken broth. Oh boy am I sick of chicken broth.
    >
    > I'd love to have some low carb soups I can make up ahead of time and
    > have around for this. I've not seen any 'low carb' soup type stuff in
    > the grocery store at all.
    >
    >
    >
    > -----
    > 285.5/259/120 monthly-goal: 8 month-start: 265.5

    i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups of
    chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good twist
    on
    it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and a
    little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed Swanson
    has
    sugar added so I avoid it.

    Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that you
    get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it up
    a
    bit.

    It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

    that sounds very good. thanks for posting it.

    you're welcome, let us know if you try it and if you like it (or not)

    it's yummy. it's also very quick and very easy. it's definitely going
    into heavy rotation.

  6. "The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    nanner said:

    "The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    nanner <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > "Amanda" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    > news:[email hidden]...
    > >
    > > I'm getting another tooth yanked out in a couple weeks, and last
    > > time
    > > all I ate was chicken broth. Oh boy am I sick of chicken broth.
    > >
    > > I'd love to have some low carb soups I can make up ahead of time and
    > > have around for this. I've not seen any 'low carb' soup type stuff
    > > in
    > > the grocery store at all.
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > -----
    > > 285.5/259/120 monthly-goal: 8 month-start: 265.5
    >
    > i've been eating alot of straciatelli lately. Just boil about 2 cups
    > of
    > chicken broth (I know you are sick of it but maybe this is a good
    > twist
    > on
    > it) while it's heating I add dry parsely (which rehydrates nicely) and
    > a
    > little black pepper. I use College Inn w/less sodium. I noticed
    > Swanson
    > has
    > sugar added so I avoid it.
    >
    > Then while the soup is boiling I slowly pour in 2 beaten eggs so that
    > you
    > get that "egg drop soup" affect. I then add grated parmesan and mix it
    > up
    > a
    > bit.
    >
    > It takes minutes to make and it is really good.

    that sounds very good. thanks for posting it.

    you're welcome, let us know if you try it and if you like it (or not)

    it's yummy. it's also very quick and very easy. it's definitely going
    into heavy rotation.

    great, glad ya liked it - i have it almost daily!

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