Tomato Soup

[Fleach]

BTW how's this for getting seasonal: I celebrate St. Patrick's Day by eating Lucky Charms cereal doused in Bailey's Irish Cream.

You wash that down with a pint of Guinness?

I like how we've strayed from the original topic.

[Razor Knuckles]

Tomato motherfuggin' soup!

Now were back on topic...

[Zagnorch]

Ummmm... I like stewed tomatoes.

And they can be kinda soupy, sorta. A little bit.

Does that count?

[NES_Rules]

I thought for sure this was going to turn into a "take a picture of the inside of your fridge" topic. Maybe someone should make one for that...

^ Yeah I love having a wide variety of sauces. I have a half gallon of Sweet Baby Rays on the very bottom right thats lasted me two months cause I love that stuff.

I can't stand Sweet Baby Rays, its too sweet for me, yeah, who would have thought it'd be sweet? I prefer:
[img width=89 height=200]http://fsb.elsstore.com/app/images/product/pop/74363900005p.jpg[/img]
it also comes in half gallon bottles.

Also, milk in a bag is just wrong. Although, if the milk came out of a tube that you had to squeeze and pull on at the same time to get it to come out, it would be awesome.

[Razor Knuckles]

Yeah milk in a bag is just retarded.

The only liquid that should come in a bag is Capri-Sun.

[NES_Rules]

Capri-Sun comes in a pouch, not a bag...

[Zagnorch]

I can't stand Sweet Baby Rays, its too sweet for me, yeah, who would have thought it'd be sweet? I prefer:
[img width=89 height=200]http://fsb.elsstore.com/app/images/product/pop/74363900005p.jpg[/img]
it also comes in half gallon bottles.

I'm a big fan of Stubb's BBQ sauces, myself-- particularly the Spicy one:

[img width=130 height=314]http://www.stubbsbbq.com/products/wp-content/blogs.dir/2/files/2012/03/Spicy130.png[/img]
http://www.stubbsbbq.com/...roducts/sauces/spicy-bbq/

The heat kicks my ass, then makes me ask for seconds.

The downside is that it's expensive as hell-- it goes anywhere between $4-$6 a bottle.

The upside is that I use it pretty sparingly, and it's surprisingly low-cal.

[Fleach]

$4 to $6 for BBQ sauce is expensive? That's the average price for BBQ sauces in Canada.

My favourite is:
[img width=300 height=400]http://www.countryliving.com/cm/countryliving/images/Zl/BBQ_BoneSuckinSauce-s2.jpg[/img]

I think sauces are still relevant to the topic since there are tomatoes in BBQ sauce.

[Zagnorch]

$4 to $6 for BBQ sauce is expensive? That's the average price for BBQ sauces in Canada.

Yeah, but that's $4 to $6 Canadian... right?

Not sure if there's a significant diff, though...

My favourite is:
[img width=300 height=400]http://www.countryliving.com/cm/countryliving/images/Zl/BBQ_BoneSuckinSauce-s2.jpg[/img]

Ummm... yeah.

I know it's just me, but the name of the sauce conjures up things in my sick mind that have nothing to do with barbecue.

All yours, my friend...

I think sauces are still relevant to the topic since there are tomatoes in BBQ sauce.

A fave hot sauce of mine:

[img width=600 height=600]http://www.mercadolatino.biz/GenPics/006696-0600.jpg[/img]

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

$4 to $6 for BBQ sauce is expensive? That's the average price for BBQ sauces in Canada.

Yeah, but that's $4 to $6 Canadian... right?

Not sure if there's a significant diff, though...

My favourite is:
[img width=300 height=400]http://www.countryliving.com/cm/countryliving/images/Zl/BBQ_BoneSuckinSauce-s2.jpg[/img]

Ummm... yeah.

I know it's just me, but the name of the sauce conjures up things in my sick mind that have nothing to do with barbecue.

All yours, my friend...

I think sauces are still relevant to the topic since there are tomatoes in BBQ sauce.

A fave hot sauce of mine:

[img width=600 height=600]http://www.mercadolatino.biz/GenPics/006696-0600.jpg[/img]

Canadian currency was doing better than ours when I was there earlier in the year...