>americans eat their soups without bread explain yourselfs

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>>70992766
>mfw Poles put living carps into their soup

>>70992766
No, they eat their soup IN bread

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>>70992846
Forgot pic

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>>70992840
so

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>>70992846
>>70992893
what's wrong with that, this is my fav dish

Why do we "eat" soup, when we actually drink it?

>>70992893
ate one of these in prague, pretty good

>>70992958
if you use a spoon, you are eating soup, if you are slurping it from the bowl, you are drinking it

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We eat it with rice

>>70993015
So it being liquid has nothing to do with how it's consumed?

>>70993061
It depends on a lot of factors. You could have pure water in a bowl, and if you ate it with a spoon, it could count as eating it. But it also depends on a lot of other things, you can also drink from a spoon or use a spoon as drinking support. If you consume it fast, it may be more like drinking, and if you have a glass of water on the side, it's probably eating. It also depends on the size of the spoon, and how you get it into your mouth. If you put an average sized spoon into your mouth to consume it, it's probably eating, but may be drinking if you do it really rapidly. But if you don't put it into your mouth, and just hold it in front of you, it's more like drinking.

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>>70993047
We put rice IN our soup.

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>Americans store their bread in the fridge

>>70992952
The fact that we put bread in soup and you put soup in bread simply begs for one of those "In Soviet Russia..." jokes.

>>70993280
AYYYY ME 2

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>>70993488
It's deliciouss though

>>70993488
That particular soup is made out of flour, so it's more of a case of "Hey, we heard you like bread, so..."

>>70992952
Nothing wrong with it, it's tasty as fuck especially with sourdough

>>70992766
That's raw polaco, put it in the oven

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>>70992893
Do want

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>>70993402
>Americans store their soup in the microwave
Really spins the noodles

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>mfw the colonies are getting uppity again
Time to settle down children, and stop criticizing your master.

>>70993641
The old memes must flow.

>>70992766
>eating tomato soup with bread
>eating fruit soup with bread
disgusting

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>>70992766
>>70992893
>>70992952
żurek only with bread (or in bread)

>>70999548
>tomato soup with bread
tomato soup is an exception, but we often eat it with sour cream
>fruit soup
what's this?

>>70992766
They have started hating on anything that includes gluten because it's kinda hipster

>>71001761
That's a literal meme though and many of us think it's retarded, it's mostly misinformed moms and hipsters who believe everything they read on the internet

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>>71001710
It's a sort of soup made of fruits, it's sweet and usually served cold, sometimes with whipped or sour cream added.
Anyway, there's lot of soups that shouldn't be eaten with bread, like pea soup, cauliflower soup, vegetable soup, certain raguleves, and so on.
We have a lot of soups.

>>70992766
I always have bread with my soups. Sometimes we'll have crackers of some sort instead, but those are still basically bread.

>>71001834
My mum is convinced that avoiding bread very sugary things helps keep her psoriasis down.

>>70992766
Soup is litteraly the bread you put in what you call Soup, what you mean by soup is actually called Bouillon

>>70992893
Oh god, it looks so tasty.

>>70992893
>They served broccoli-cheddar soup breadbowls in my high school cafeteria
Proud to be an AMerIcANNNN!! Where at least I know I'm fat

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>>70992952
>>71001635
My grandma made żurek with that pure white colour and it was fucking filth. This is properly done żurek.

>>70993280
>rice in anything other than pomidorowa

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>>70993061
We drink soup too.

>>71002424
That looks way more appetizing than the ones they posted honestly

>>71002089
In American bouillon are these little cubes of powder used to make broth

>>71002233
It is man, really good definitely eat it if you find it


>>71002317
Lucky mofo, we just had lame shit like microwaved teriyaki bowls that were still frozen and hot pockets. Sometimes we had chicken tendies from A&W and frito pies though which were great.

>>71003061
Damn, that's rough. We had paninis and fried shit and a "main dish" of the day, deserts from pies to brownie ice cream sundaes and vending machines with fruit and yogurt and stuff. Could buy salads and stuff too. It was a privately operated publicly funded school though. My grade school had shit-tier microwaved corn and boxed mashed potatoes and massive chicken nuggets (with that gross shredded compressed "chicken") for "chicken parm".

What he's referring to a boullion we call stock. Like chicken stock or beef stock. Not really sure the difference.

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Is cereal soup?

>>71002424
I never understood why slavs and britbongs do this. How do you even eat this?

>>71003538
With spoon, just like any other soup.

>>71003472
Yes. We call it zupa mleczna (milk soup).

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>>71003314
In america bouillon usually refers to the powder form that can be made into broth, usually pressed into cubes. It is actually means broth though in france

Also it was a charter school? That lunch menu sounds crazy good. I went to a charter school and they didn't even serve lunch it was like a "go home and feed yourself" type thing