Is that a little it of spice?

I wonder whats in this soup? I mean, apart from the beef the name is just misleading. As i mentioned earlier inthe week, i've only ever found one chilli seed in it. It's kinda hot, but more peppery than chilli i'd say. Then again, i like chillies, so it might be very hot and i just can't tell.

I was going to go down the route of trying to figure out what's in it, but i think that path will lead me to a place where disapointment lives. Ignorance is bliss, as Cypher from the Matrix once said.

Dipping choice for today: Sea salt and vinigar by Seabrooks


Back to the classic.

A view from the Leek side

A chance for a differing view point today, as I'm stepping in for the absent author of the blog (don't worry avid fans, he'll be back tomorrow).

I opted for the Cream of Leek and Potato today, and whilst it's obviously no match for the mighty Chilli Beef, it's definitely a nice alternative. Thick, tasty and slightly less abrasive on the old chest that the CB, it went really well with my chicken and stuffing sandwich. Today was one of those days where I could've sank at least one more cup of the good stuff, I didn't though because that's just greedy isn't it.

Unfortunately, I don't dip anything in my soup, but just for consistency, I did have Seabrooks 'Beefy' crisps with my lunch...possibly the best crisps on sale at the moment if you exclude the awesomeness of Beef Monster Munch (which are technically corn and maize based snacks, as we all know).

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