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Dessert Soup

 just something I noticed.
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there's dessert pizza, ice cream sandwiches, dessert coffees, and all manner of other food that has morphed into a dessert.

I think the next step is dessert soup. maybe a chocolate milk or pop (soda) base. the ingredients are up to you. actual fruit, candies, unliquid chocolate, etc. I personally think that cola and lemon soup with bits of lemon and lime would be nice. maybe hot chocolate and clodhopper with some vanilla wafers crunched up on top. liquorice allsorts in orange pop, maybe. the possiblities are pretty well unlimited. and please don't compare my idea to pudding. if you do, then you disgust me.

—schematics, Aug 26 2004

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       Hmmmm...a hot soup of chocolate ganache and marshmallows. Oh my gawd, I just got goosebumps.
—Machiavelli, Aug 26 2004
   

       hhmm how about smarties and mixed nuts in thick white chocolate?   

       I just realized that most of the candy would melt if heated, forming a bowl of sugary goo, but really, is that a bad thing?
—schematics, Aug 26 2004
   

       caramel broth would be good
—schematics, Aug 27 2004
   

       new ways to eat candy... there's no reason not to like this idea!   

       croissant you.
—prodigious, Aug 27 2004
   

       With luck it will cure the common cold.   

       In a way it reminds me of cookie crisp breakfast cereal.
—Kyoudan, Aug 27 2004
   

       What? I've had soup for dessert loads of times (e.g. chilled cherry soup).   

       Fruit soups are way baked, or should that be boiled. A quick google turned up 7740 hits for fruit soup, 1910 for sweet soup and 885 for dessert soup.
—squeak, Aug 27 2004
   

       Any dessert involving ice cream after about 20 minutes? Does that count as soup because its mostly liquid? Come to think of it - what is the essential quality of soupiness which makes soup soup? It can't just be a dominant amount of liquid - otherwise coffee would be soup!
—dobtabulous, Aug 27 2004
   

       As would piss.
—calum, Aug 27 2004
   

       Needed saying - custard.
—etherman, Aug 27 2004
   

       Custard soup ? eweck!
—murder, Aug 27 2004
   

       surely custard with added bits i.e fruit would be the equivalent to dessert soup. Can also be served hot.
—etherman, Aug 27 2004
   

       I also never understood why chilled strawberry / cherry / blueberry soup is served as an appetizer.
—phundug, Aug 27 2004
   
      
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