no, holy shit you gross motherfucker. It isn't. You don't put bread products in soup, you just fucking don't. More importantly, milk is not the liquid base of a soup. If you think it's a soup you are a degenerate
i eat all my cereal with no milk anyway, that's the chad way to eat cereal
Cereal is cereal. It's called that as it is made of what are considered cereal grains. While it is true that there are cold soups, milk based soups and even soups that use cereal grains cereal is still its own thing.
[QUOTE=AtomicSans;53088110]You don't put bread products in soup, you just fucking don't.
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are you telling me you've never dipped a nice buttered slice of bread into your soup
is yogurt soup
[QUOTE=Arc Nova;53088119]are you telling me you've never dipped a nice buttered slice of bread into your soup[/QUOTE]
Grilled cheese dipped in tomato soup is divine
[QUOTE=Radical_ed;53088127]is yogurt soup[/QUOTE]
Make your own fucking thread
[QUOTE=Radical_ed;53088127]is yogurt soup[/QUOTE]
its a broth until you add to it
[QUOTE=Arc Nova;53088119]are you telling me you've never dipped a nice buttered slice of bread into your soup[/QUOTE]
A nice, crusty bread goes well with new england clam chowder or cream based mushroom soup. This is fact.
Certain kinds of crutons also go great with certain kinds of soup
[QUOTE=Arc Nova;53088119]are you telling me you've never dipped a nice buttered slice of bread into your soup[/QUOTE]
tbh soup spread over some thicc bread boi thats where its at
Cold cereal? Yes. Hot cereal such as oatmeal? No, that's more like a stew.
How would it be soup? Milk isn't broth.
[QUOTE=Aide;53088152]How would it be soup? Milk isn't broth.[/QUOTE]
tomato soup is a soup and it has no broth
same with clam chowder
I think cereal can technically be classified as a soup or a stew, depending on the amount of actual cereal in it (if it has more cereal that milk in it, it's more of a cold stew really) but I wouldn't call it [I]true[/I] soup.
It's like how bananas are technically berries and strawberries are technically fruit, but you'll look like an ass if you actually insist on calling them with their proper terms, same with cereal being a soup.
I would say it's a weird derivative of soup.
If fruits are needed then it's usually berries, raisins, or sliced banana. Stuff like Cheerios constitutes as a bread product due to also being made from the same grains and oats. And obviously milk is the base of the "soup" which you can enhance the flavor of via cereal bits dying the milk a different color or making it chocolate.
idk, is soup cereal?
I'll start calling it soup if it starts tasting like one
its not a fucking soup its cereal
[QUOTE=AtomicSans;53088110]no, holy shit you gross motherfucker. It isn't. You don't put bread products in soup, you just fucking don't. More importantly, milk is not the liquid base of a soup. If you think it's a soup you are a degenerate
i eat all my cereal with no milk anyway, that's the chad way to eat cereal[/QUOTE]
chicken and dumplings
It's cereal
Your question is wrong, because cereal itself doesn't have anything to do with milk. It's like asking if tomatoes are soup just because you can put them in it.
Cereal is cold soup is hot
[QUOTE=For No Reason;53088722]Cereal is cold soup is hot[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.foodandwine.com/slideshows/cold-soups[/url]
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I eat cereal dry (without milk) and it's still cereal, so no.
its a baby food for babys
[QUOTE=butre;53088788][url]http://www.foodandwine.com/slideshows/cold-soups[/url]
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soup is hot. cold soup is cold
[QUOTE=RichyZ;53088323]cereal is absolutely soup, yall ever hear about porridge? that shit is cereal and everyone calls it a soup
i smell food nazis
hell, let me elaborate
aight so sailors back in the shitty days without anime tits would bring ships biscuit (hardtack, very tough shitty but durable bread that would last a decent amount of time) onto their trash boats during their billion year voyages
theyd put this breadstuff into boiling water and sometimes, with very little else to eat, would just eat boiled and reduced bread with basic seasonings if need be
ontop of this, there exists traditionally known soups that are eaten cold, so that shit isn't an argument either
[img]http://food.fnr.sndimg.com/content/dam/images/food/fullset/2008/4/23/0/TU0503_Watermelon-Gazpacho.jpg.rend.hgtvcom.616.462.suffix/1389305595663.jpeg[/img]
meet gazpacho, this dude doesn't get cooked and he's eaten cold as fuck my brodies, is he cereal?
i rest my case.[/QUOTE]
A mind blowing test of my faith
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Let's try. Cereal isn't soup because the broth is homogenous and does not require preparation.
[editline]28th January 2018[/editline]
Therefor, cereal is somewhere between juice and soup. Oatmeal is between cereal and soup
You need to heat up your soup to prepare and eat it properly (though you can still eat it cold if you're a masochist)
You don't do that ever to cereal
Therefore, cereal is probably not soup
Guys, to really understand the complexity of this argument, you must read RichyZ's post. His historical anecdote and gazpacho example make this a tough decision.
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