Most soups are served piping hot but a few such as vichyssoise and gazpacho are meant to be served cold. Personally I only eat hot soup but then again I think cold tea and coffee is weird.
Usually, I can only consume hot soup. Even on the hottest of days, I cannot bring myself to eat a cold soup like vichyssoise or gazpacho. It's just not the same.
But one of my slave girls has always been willing to do whatever it takes to please me. She spends hours in the kitchen, stirring and cooking the soups until they are piping hot. And on those rare occasions when I ask for a cold soup, she dutifully prepares it for me, even though she doesn't understand why anyone would want to eat something so unappetizing.
One day, I was feeling particularly unwell and couldn't bring myself to eat anything, let alone hot soup. The slave sensed my distress, suggested she make me a cold soup. I was hesitant at first, but eventually relented. To my surprise, the cold soup was delicious. It was refreshing and light, and it helped to soothe my upset stomach.
Since then, I've been more willing to try cold soups, and the slave has even started to experiment with new recipes. I still prefer my soup hot, but it's nice to know that there are other options out there.
As I finish my bowl of hot soup, I look over at the slave and smile. As I drift off to sleep, she massages my back throughout the entire Faith album by the cure.
I like those soups. I rarely have them but they can be good.
I have to say that I don't like anything piping hot. I always wait for them to cool off enough to not burn my mouth. And I don't like having to blow on each spoonful to cool it off.
I never drink tea. But I drink coffee every day. When it's fresh and hot, I add enough cold, whole milk to make it cool enough to drink. If I'm at a restaurant, I add some ice cubes to cool it off.
I HATE sipping and making that slurpy, bubbling sound of sucking liquid and air from the edge of a steaming cup. It's disgusting, low class and uncultured.
Not especially. Some restaurant here offer in summer Sorrel soup and different types of Cold borscht. They taste like milkshakes made of kefir, broth and cooked veggies. It's edible but cold fat from broth isn't everyone's taste.
As for cold coffee and tea , here in the States that is very common. Here in Texas all almost every restaurant has iced tea. I have tried cold coffee in a can and it is not that bad.
When eating soup, I want it be warm, not necessaryly very hot, but nicely warm, and not cold. Same with tea and coffee, which according my taste must be warm, or nearly hot. That's why I never drink ice tea for instance, prefering then by far a glass of plain water. If sometimes I do eat or drink cold soup, tea or coffee, then it is because I waited too long ;0)
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That mostly depends if we decided if cereal is a soup or not?
I haven't had that before, I can't tell if you are joking or not.
I guess i should be grateful that our technology is still quite limited and we have some level of privacy so it is unlikely that Alexia is going to start playing Rick Astley if i try it.
(I don't have Alexia, who would pay money to have a literal spybot in their home? It's so creepy)
I agree with you. Soup should always be hot (or warm). People in the southern U. S. A. drink cold tea, but that's only because they live in a hot climate, so it makes sense for them.
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