On Sunday, July 7, 2013 6:32:48 PM UTC-5, gtr wrote:
> On 2013-07-07 23:26:02 +0000, gtr said:
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> > So I went to a small local Turkish groceries and among the curiousities
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> > we purchased I hoped would be some of these Knorr soups. There likely
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> > 12 or more of them. They ran from $2 to $3 bucks, maybe some were
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> > cheaper. The one I noted at $3 looked as if it had some pasta in it.
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> > But ALL of them were in Turkish with no hint of other languages. I
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> > poked around on the internet just now to see if I could find them,
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> > hopefully with English explanations/translations. I did find a few of
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> > them available via Amazon, surprisingly, but most of them I could find
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> > nowhere.
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> > Anyone played with these before?
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> Digging deeper at Amazon I find that likely all the Turkish soups I
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> noted are available online, and apparently come to Amazon directly from
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> Knorr. The cooking process seems to be the same for all (add 5
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> "glasses" of water and boil).
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> Still: Has any one tried them?

Knorr soups are notorious for using partially hydrogenated oils, but
then you're probably too stupid to read ingredient lists.

--Bryan