When does stew become soup?

Is chunky soup not just stew? :unsure: Or is watery stew just soup? What's the deal mang? :dabs:

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I think Stew just has bigger bits of stuff in it :dabs:

stew is all about the lumps. like you have stew on a plate, them mop the last bit up with bread. with soup you use bread first then drink teh soup when it's cool enough to not need blowing on.

so scientaficallly

if you use bread then cutlery it's soup
if you use cutlery then bread it's stew

Noice etiquette :schnauz:

You britons might well have buggered up the original meaning of the word, a century or two ago.

We've got a word here that's very similar to the word "stew", and when it is used it means that the dish has been boiled/cooked with milk.

Water base- soup.
Milk base- ~stew.

All is revealed but I must say daves explanation is brilliant :lol:

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Originally Posted by GepperRankins

stew is all about the lumps. like you have stew on a plate, them mop the last bit up with bread. with soup you use bread first then drink teh soup when it's cool enough to not need blowing on.

so scientaficallly

if you use bread then cutlery it's soup
if you use cutlery then bread it's stew

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Feck, the things I've learned here.

:dabs:

self pwned but in a nice way

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Originally Posted by Gripper

All is revealed but I must say daves explanation is brilliant :lol:

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That site confuses me.

I was just gonna' say that it might be to do with the speed in which you cook it.


Boil slowly or simmer for stew, just boil for soup, maybe :unsure: