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Tomato Cupid Soup
Cuisine: Spanish
Cook Time: N/A
Serves: 1
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Fun Fact
- Believe it or not, tomatoes come in a variety of colors, not just red. They come in yellow, pink, purple, black, and even white!
- When first introduced to Europe, the tomatoes were small, golden, and cherry sized which inspired the French to consider them as sensual and named them ‘love apples’.
Historical Fact
- New Cookery Book, published in 1857, was the first publication to mention tomato soup. In 1897, Joseph Campbell’s recipe for condensed tomato soup further increased its popularity.
- During Colonial Times, tomatoes were considered to be poisonous and if you eat them, their poison would turn your blood into acid.
Nutrition Fact
- Ladies, this one’s for you. Antioxidants found in tomatoes protect your skin from horrific sunburns and also lower the risk of age-related vision loss.
- Consuming tomato soup may reduce the risk of prostate and breast cancers. Cooked tomatoes appear to have a stronger effect than raw tomatoes. So, slurp that soup now!
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