And please, a link… I must see solid soup!
You’ve obviously never seen cold split-pea soup.
Pretty sure any dry legume-based soup will solidify after being refrigerated overnight.
Pretty much any Campbell’s “Cream of ” soup comes out of the can in semi-solid blob (like jellied cranberries). Then you add a can of water/milk, stir and heat.
Does anybody actually add a whole can of water? Makes for pretty weak soup.
This is far from a recipe thread but. . … Had surgery last Friday and got anesthesia mumps AND trach tube trauma so could not (still having problems) swallow. Had a bunch of exotic mushrooms, a can of Campbell’s Cream of Chicken and a bottle of non-dairy(!) buttermilk. Minced the mushrooms and sauteed them in butter, put that in the can of soup with a can of the fake buttermilk. When that turned out to be waaaay too thick, I added some chicken stock. Ate as much as I could and my husband and son fought over the leftovers.
Come to think of it, that would make a terrible commercial.
The instructions on the cans of condensed soup I’ve made all say to add one can of water. The soup came out perfectly fine that way.
I think the "soup "was just painted onto something for show cause the goldfish crackers sort of bounce when they’re poured on the cup …
I saw a MyPillow commercial on Animal Planet featuring Mike Lindell. He’s blaming “cancel culture” for his declining sales. No Mike, your sales are declining because you keep peddling Trump’s big lie.
Oh, and Fox News won’t even run Lindell’s advertisements any more. So, shame on you, Animal Planet and shame on your parent company, Discovery.
I’d like to see some candid interviews of Pillow guy’s employees, and hear what they think of their future with the company.
I think it’s been buildingup for a while, but today it’s too much.
Watching the NFL on Fox, I think every commercial for Fox upcoming shows is incredibly stupid. I feel stupider for watching them.
Joe Millionaire, Fox Ultimate weather ap, probably more.
Just about all auto insurance covers windshield repair, and Safelife is a nationak company. When I had a chip in my windshield, I stopped at a tent in a parking lot guy who was advertising in most cases covered by insurance. Sure enough, they covered it, even tbough tbey wouldn’t attest to this guy or warrantee it.
Yep.
Just about all comprehensive auto insurance coverage covers windshield repair or replacement - but plenty of people have only liability coverage and neither Safelite nor the parking lot guy will know if you have comprehensive coverage unless you tell them you do. ( if you have a loan, the lender will proabably require you to have collision/comprehensive coverage , but if there is no loan, there’s no requirement to have anything other than liability coverage)
And because a lot of people have a low opinion of the actual product. (I’ve never tried one of Mike’s pillows, but anti-testimonials are easy-enough to find that I suspect they are an acquired taste.)
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Chevy Equinox commercial where the dad is watching his kid play some driving video game where you hear lots of squealing tires and crashes, and the dad looks worried as the voice-over says “He’ll be driving for real soon.”
But what annoys me is that the kid is wearing headphones. So why are we hearing the squeals and crashes?
Clearly the headphones are not plugged into the video console—the kid simply has cold ears.
Opening an entirely new market for products that answer the question, How Can I Fix This Cold Ear Problem?
There’s also that class-action thing from five years ago:
Peloton’s Christmas campaign started a few days ago.
Jack Daniels has a series of commercials where someone does something irrational and costly. One guy gets a free whiskey and then jumps up and buys a round for the busy bar. In another a woman tosses her I-phone into a pond. “Yay, I always wanted to do that!” You go, girl. Even her friends are dumbfounded. Another one has a woman order “one of everything” from a restaurant menu. And it ain’t Denny’s.