I was reading a webpage a small sampling of what thin people tend to eat. Many of them would have soup for lunch. I don't find soup at all satisfying. I wonder why it is that I don't.
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I'm the same way. Eating soup is not like eating. Of course, I'm not at all thin. I'm not terribly surprised that these things would be correlated.
There is a reason that "soup and a sandwich" is a cliché.
But your thin person isn't like any of the thin people I have known well. The ones who lived at my house always ate way more than everyone else.
So for me, soup would be plenty for lunch, but for a the thin folks they would need a sandwich or two, and some fruit or pudding, and maybe an after lunch snack of a muffin, to go with the soup.
But your thin person isn't like any of the thin people I have known well. The ones who lived at my house always ate way more than everyone else.
So for me, soup would be plenty for lunch, but for a the thin folks they would need a sandwich or two, and some fruit or pudding, and maybe an after lunch snack of a muffin, to go with the soup.
Soup is food! Well, some soup. I tend to like soups with lots of stuff in them, which are not such light fare.
The only time I ever eat soup is if I'm sick -- growing up in a Jewish family will do that.
Other than that, I don't eat soup as a meal.
Other than that, I don't eat soup as a meal.
