Some people let soup boil on a stove for a longer time than necessary. This was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on November 16, 2021:
“A soup can’t go bad if you just never stop boiling it…”
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Nykolaishen November 16, 2021
A soup can’t go bad if you just never stop boiling it…
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DJORDANS88
This is literally the basis of how stew was created, as a continuous concoction
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Tareq
@TrainerTareq
A soup can’t go bad if you just never stop boiling it…
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饾檲饾櫎饾櫇cin
@RashaKana__
A soup can’t go bad if you just never stop boiling it.
9:45 AM 路 Nov 17, 2021路Twitter for iPhone
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ali chiniwar
@alichiniwar
have you ever felt that if you just never stop boiling the soup..may be it won’t go bad ever
11:34 AM 路 Nov 17, 2021路Twitter Web App
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@QuotableGuru
A soup can’t go bad if you just never stop boiling it…
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