Tomato Soup

Cuisine: Spanish

Cook Time: N/A

Serves: 1


Quick Bites

Fun Fact
  1. Did you know that Tomato Soup as we know it was actually an accidental culinary creation? In the late 1800s, Dr. John Dorrance of the Campbell Soup company developed condensed soup to save on shipping costs. His tomato soup quickly became a hit, transforming the humble tomato into a soup superstar. 
  2. Some believe that eating Tomato Soup can bring good luck. In Italian Folklore, tomatoes were once considered an aphrodisiac and symbol of prosperity. So, next time you sip on Tomato Soup, imagine a little extra luck and love coming your way.
Historical Fact
  1. Tomatoes were considered toxic in the United States, in the early 19th century, despite being widely consumed in Europe. When people started realizing they weren't poisonous, tomatoes were first used in soups for health benefits. 
  2. During World War II, tomato soup was a staple in American households. It was affordable, easy to prepare, and provided much-needed comfort during tough times. Soldiers returning from war brought their taste for tomato soup home, solidifying it as a beloved classic.
Nutrition Fact
  1. Tomatoes are a great source of potassium, a mineral that helps regulate fluid balance, muscle contractions, and nerve signals. Sipping on tomato soup is like charging your internal batteries, giving your body the power it needs to function at its best. 
  2. Tomato soup is heart-friendly, especially when made with low sodium. The combination of antioxidants, fibre, and potassium works together to support heart health.