Some vintage soups on this list are made with traditional ingredients and have been passed down through the generations, while others were fads created to reflect popular foods at the time. Not only ...

Ah, the comfort of eating a bowl of canned soup. From Campbell's to Amy's to Heinz, there are a number of canned soups that ...

Even beyond white tablecloth establishments, the love for this dish extended everywhere. President William Howard Taft hired a White House chef specifically to make turtle soup. Campbell’s sold cans ...

Even though mock turtle soup made this dish more widely available, real turtle soup maintained its status as a coveted delicacy. As Americans feasted on bowls of their favorite high-end menu item, ...

Turtle soup became a popular delicacy in the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries, with the dish appearing on restaurant menus everywhere. Mock turtle soup became popular as people looked ...

As for mock turtle soup, you can find that in New Orleans too, and even grab a quart from local grocery Langenstein’s to take home — its recipe uses a mix of pork, veal, and roasted turkey.

An 18th century cook book containing a stomach-churning recipe for mock turtle soup has been discovered in a cardboard box. A Mrs Casters meticulously jotted down 160 recipes in the 229-year-old ...

To find the best tomato soup, we tested four popular recipes that use different techniques, including the Instant Pot and roasting fresh tomatoes ...

Partly due to the difficulties in getting hold of turtles, mock turtle soup emerged as an appealing alternative in the 19th century and was even preferred by some diners.