Anonymous
07/25/2025 15:12
Subject: Re:PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Costco Gazpacho sounds like a grungepunk band name
Anonymous
07/25/2025 14:49
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Soup in a bag? What’s next?
Not really any different then soup in a plastic container.
Where do you get soup? I buy mine in glass jars.
Anonymous
07/25/2025 14:49
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Anonymous wrote:Soup in a bag? What’s next?
Not really any different then soup in a plastic container.
Anonymous
07/25/2025 14:12
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Anonymous wrote:I love gazpacho but have a mental barrier about making it. All. That. Chopping. (I don't like the texture from a blender or food processor.)
Then I make it and think, hey this is really no big deal. Repeat.
I think the Cook's Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen recipe is great.
Are you making pico de gallo? I thought the point of gazpacho was that it was a soup, not watery salsa.
Anonymous
07/25/2025 07:40
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Soup in a bag? What’s next?
Anonymous
07/24/2025 22:30
Subject: Re:PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Anonymous wrote:How does it compare to Soupergirl? Andres' wife is from Andalucia, the region where gazpacho comes from. He uses her recipe. Years ago the Post published it and that's how I make it. The secret ingredient is sherry vinegar.
that’s not a secret. That’s gazpacho 101 along with day old bread.
Anonymous
07/24/2025 21:52
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
Anonymous wrote:All of the soups are delicious—the crab soup and the lobster bisque. Heavy as hell and terrible for summer, but you know... try them in November.
Do they all come in a plastic bag?
Anonymous
07/20/2025 12:57
Subject: PSA: Costco gazpacho is really good
All of the soups are delicious—the crab soup and the lobster bisque. Heavy as hell and terrible for summer, but you know... try them in November.