How did soup exist before blenders?

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WE KICKED IT WITH OUR SHOES

>>8452912
Slaves

It was a better time

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>>8452912

Plenty of soups don't need blending.

For those that did there's the good old fashioned food mill, like >>8452917 posted, or if you wanted a really fine texture there is pic related. It's called a "tamis"; you press the food through the screen using a scraper or spatula.

You cook it for a /really long time/.

Hell yes it did. For hundreds if not thousand(s) of years

>>8452912
is that a rare elliot?

>>8452912
boiling things with water causes them to fall apart and dissolve over a long enough period of time

>>8452912
have you never been in one of the kitchen fail threads where anons described how they wanted to strain their stock but just threw it all right down the drain?
>protip: keyword is a strainer

>>8452912
>Boil meat and vegetables
VALA!

>>8452926
>>8452917
Neat

>>8452918
You made me lol big time

>>8452918
haha be my gf??? please respond.

>>8452912
Elliot