A month into production, the workers are completing 80 to 100 bags of soup most days.
The six bags of soup now in my freezer after this exercise?
On a block of front porches and pickups in Peoria, Ill., Debra Baron's three school-age children wait as their mother carries home a brown bag of eggs, soup and beans from a church food kitchen.
I didn't bat an eye when Lucifer snapped Bobby's neck in 522, nor when he exploded Castiel like a bag of chunky soup, because I was certain both would be resurrected either by the episode's end or at the beginning of Season 6.
Assume that for one week you buy a whole chicken, bags of frozen soup veggies, and sandwich bread.
On the day he died he had £3.44 to his name and six tea bags, a tin of soup and an out-of-date can of sardines in his kitchen cupboards.
Every Thursday night, she is there, her cart in tow, to receive a bag of food: canned soup, macaroni, spaghetti, fruit and sometimes a loaf of bread.
I watched as my mother emptied an entire one-pound bag of noodles into the soup.
You might recall that bag of hand-assembled bean soup mix or the jar of gingerbread-scented hot cocoa powder that sat in the pantry unused until the guilt subsided and you found the courage to toss it into the garbage.
As a result, people who typically went to the grocery store once a week to stock up are instead stopping by places whose food items used to be limited to a bag of chips or a can of soup.
I hear you when you question the actual proceeds going to "the cure" with every pink can of soup and pink bag of coffee.
