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Firefighter Gerry says:

I combine Souptacular’s Autumn Harvest and the Traditional Bean. Usually, when its my turn to cook, I have to prepare enough for 8-12 guys. Souptacular is great because it’s easy to make, and it makes a lot.

This recipe is enough for 12 guys.

• 1 pouch Autumn Harvest
• 1 pouch Traditional Bean

Cook according to pouches (slow cooker is what I used).  Towards the end of cooking time add…

• 1 large jar of Hot Salsa
• 2-3 diced potatoes
• 2-3 diced carrots
• 1 small onion (chop very small)
• 1 package of garlic sausage or ham sausage (packs you buy at the grocery store) cut into chunks

Thanks for feeding us cheaply and making me look good!  Love it!

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Did you know that the guidelines for healthy eating haven’t changed much over the years?  Here’s a Parent’s Guide to give you a reminder of the famous food pyramid.  Notice all the grains, rice, pasta, and beans? That’s how Souptacular fits into your family’s healthy diet strategy! Hint: Kids LOVE Souptacular Pasta and Grains! (pictured below)