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Soup is ON!

It’s winter. Cold, dark, ‘we’ve-got-at-least-three-more-months-of-this’ winter. During this frigid Ohio season, I take pleasure in simple things like warm socks, afternoons spent sledding with my children, the steady light of my oil lamp and of course, comfort food.

And what’s more comforting on a cold day than a bowl of steaming hot soup?

In this spirit, and in honor of National Soup Month (January), we hereby declare next week (Jan. 10-14) Homemade Soup Week at Lehman’s.

Be sure to check our blog each day for soup making tips, awesome recipes and special featured products to help you simmer a perfect pot of steaming goodness.

Soup’s on!

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[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by mrs mediocrity, AM. AM said: @mrsmediocrity It really IS soup month! :) http://empty.lehmans.com/2011/01/07/soup-is-on/ […]

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Esther Demuth Leggett
Esther Demuth Leggett
12 years ago

I made Cheeseburger Soup this week, and I’m STILL warm!

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Kat Johnson
Kat Johnson
12 years ago

making potato-ham-corn chowder!

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Sarah Nussbaum

Sarah Nussbaum is an Ohio-based writer, wife, mom of four children, and aspiring homesteader. She enjoys singing, baking, gardening, home preserving and projects around her family’s 180-year-old farmhouse.
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