Of all the hotly debated foods in the world, the humble egg seems to find itself continually at the center of controversy. Conflicting reports debate whether the egg should be consumed regularly, or eaten in moderation. The debate is mostly centered on how much cholesterol an egg contains, all of which is found in the yolk. The white part of the egg, however, is another matter.
When you’re looking for a great place to eat, locals and friends are a perfect resource. If you want great soup, our SoLé SoupS® reviews speak for themselves. Locals from all over Thousand Oaks and Agoura Hills rave about the service, selection, and flavors offered at SoLé SoupS®, and you don’t have to simply take our word for it. Some points highlighted by Yelpers all across the area include:
While you may not know leeks by name, chances are you’ve already eaten and enjoyed them without even realizing it! Leeks are part of the genus Allium, one it shares with related onion, garlic, shallot, scallion, chive, and Chinese onion. They have a mild onion-like flavor, and in its raw form a crunchy texture similar to a green onion. While they look a bit similar to a green onion, and they’re similar in texture, leeks are much larger and
Chicken stock can be used in a plethora of recipes, but it’s likely known as your loyal best friend when you get the sniffles, you’re plainly under the weather, or you’re looking for a little comfort on cool cozy nights. Chicken stock is a must for most pantries, and at SoLé SoupS®, a must for many of our soups and dishes. So, what does chicken stock really do for your food and your body? There’s quite a lot many don’t realize about just what chicken stock can do!
In soups or in general cooking, beef broth is far from a rare ingredient. While the broth does add in flavor and moisture to a dish, there’s a whole lot more to love about it aside from those facts. We have plenty of homemade soups at SoLé SoupS® that utilize beef broth, and we want to get into a bit more about just why beef broth is such an asset to any recipe.
2018 was a great year for us and you’re a big part of the reason why. We are so thankful for your business and we wanted to let you know that:
That being said, hello to Debbi A who also likes Flooky’s!, Helene who also likes a Hidden Wholeness, Jana D who likes to laugh til it hurts, Debbie G., Jennifer M. from Summerland Winery, Nancy at Holistic Heaven, Dr. Nimira, Jewels by Sue,mark L., Stacey P., paul T. Cesar G.,Suzanne D. and Suzanne W., Soren, Chris S., RJ E. at Oak Forest Recovery, Art S. at EGN Builders,Lisa K., Charl W., Karen B. and her networking group, Angela P. from Oak Park and the rest of the 200 followers we have on Facebook, the 65 followers on Twitter, the 852 followers on Instagram, and the more than 150 5-Star Yelp reviewers! We love you guys we really really do!
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In observance of the beautiful Agoura Hills Summer Season we will be closing at 3:00 PM on Saturdays beginning on June 17, 2017. Saturday Summer Hours: 11:00 AM‐ 3:00 PM. Starts 06/17/2017. All other weekly Hours remain unchanged. Thanks as always for your business. 🙂
Congrats to our latest winner. Linda G. just won a special gift from the SoLé Soups Family just for subscribing to our email newsletter. It’s super easy just SUBSCRIBE and you might win a ceramic SoLé Soups bowl or cup with saucer/lid. Quantities are limited and other prizes may be substituted but hey they’re cool and just what you need to enjoy SoLé Soups while at home.
Here’s what a few of our customers are saying about SoLe Soups on Next Door.
A neighbor from Hillrise
…Fantastic soup! I’ve been buying their various soups for my home. Last week – I pre-ordered six 24-oz tubs because I was having a potluck party – and my item was tomato soup.
