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I recently newly "discovered" soups, though, and it's crazy magic food! If you don't overuse oil for searing onions or so, they are very low in calories, high in fibers, and with some chicken also high in protein. Basically you can eat as many portions as you can possibly fit in yourself, roll back to your room and snooze for 3 hours before repeating π
I used to love the black bean soup at Panera before they discontinued it and the restaurant started going downhill. But recently I made some from a random online recipe; itβs easy to make and itβs excellent!
I even got a baguette so itβs just like Panera used to be, only better, less sodium, more veggies, and much cheaper
I never made soup before because my family only ever made chicken noodle soup, but it was easier than expected
Soup is Good Food π
Nice, I guess I was born just a few decades too late with my insight