Scotch Broth

[Mrs. V]

Me too! I do love cereal, but as someone who - gasp - eats it without milk, I always thought that's why I never feel full after having a bowl. I'm glad it's not just me left hungry in a couple of hours!

I eat mine without milk as well. Milk and I are no longer on speaking terms.

 

[Mrs. V]

My waistline remembers those bowls of cearal while watching tv at night.

I hear ya. My waistline knows each and every glass of wine I've had this summer!

 

[David Knight]

As a UK resident I prefer the Scotch Broth in a can made by Baxters. My Dad used to bring home lots of cans of this from work. He was a chief buyer for a supermarket chain so lots of samples and bashed cans.

 

[nitrofd]

I eat mine without milk as well. Milk and I are no longer on speaking terms.

I am starting to have a hard time with milk also.

 

[Mrs. V]

I am starting to have a hard time with milk also.

Yeah, the older we get...I can't eat regular eggs anymore either...can have them in baked goods, and can do egg whites, but that is it..so of course I crave poached eggs..

 

[nitrofd]

Yeah, the older we get...I can't eat regular eggs anymore either...can have them in baked goods, and can do egg whites, but that is it..so of course I crave poached eggs..

Who ever said these are our golden years was full o shite.

 

[donna]

Excellent thread on scotch broth.

 

[nitrofd]

Excellent thread on scotch broth.

Great soup for the fall.

 

[Anna Elizabeth Henry]

I agree, it's a nice hearty soup!

 

[Alex Scotland]

Great recipe for my favourite soup! It's coming in to winter here & that usually means homemade soup for breakfast lunch & dinner