The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

15.1. From Soup to ............Breakfast??

Book 1. Read a book the title/subtitle of which contains a word from this list of Campbell's soup flavors.
This site seems to be very buggy and slow, so I've listed the soup flavors in post 2 of the help thread.

AND

Book 2. Read a book the title/subtitle of which contains a word from this list of the best 27 pop tart flavors. For convenience, the flavors are listed in post 3 of the help thread.

For both options, the words "and" "with" and "of" cannot be used. Plural/singular forms and possessives may be used, but no other variations of the listed words. Punctuation marks need not be included ("Wild" is fine, it need not be "Wild!")

list of Campbell's Soup Flavors:

Asian-Style Chicken Noodle
Avengers Fun Shaped Pasta Soup
Bean and Bacon
Beef broth
Beef Consomme
Beef Noodle
Beef with Vegetables and Barley
Beefy Mushroom
Black Bean Cumin and Cilantro
Broccoli Cheese
Cheddar Cheese
Chicken & Stars
Chicken Alphabet
Chicken Broth
Chicken Gumbo
Chicken Noodle
Chicken Noodle Os
Chicken Stars & Stripes
Chicken Vegetable
Chicken with Rice
Chicken with White & Wild Rice
Chicken Won Ton
Cream of Asparagus
Cream of Broccoli
Cream of Celery
Cream of Chicken
Cream of Chicken & Mushroom
Cream of Chicken with Herbs
Cream of Mushroom
Cream of Mushroom with Roasted Garlic
Cream of Onion
Cream of Potato
Cream of Shrimp
Creamy Chicken Noodle
Creamy Poblano and Queso Soup
Creamy Tomato
Disney Star Wars C3PO
Disney Star Wars Chewbacca
Disney Star Wars Soup
Disney Star Wars Storm Trooper
Disney Star Wars Yoda
Disney/Frozen (New Shapes) Soup
Double Noodle
Fiesta Nacho Cheese
French Onion
Golden Mushroom
Green Pea
Homestyle Chicken Noodle
Manhattan Clam Chowder
Mega Noodle Soup
Mexican-Style Chicken Noodle
Mexican-Style Chicken Tortilla
Minestrone
Old Fashioned Tomato Rice
Old Fashioned Vegetable
Southwest-Style Bean and Barley Soup
Split Pea with Ham and Bacon
Super Mario Brothers
Tomato
Tomato Bisque
Tomato Chipotle and Olive Oil
Tuscan-Style Chicken Noodle
Tuscan-Style Lentil
Vegetable
Vegetable Beef
Vegetarian Vegetable

list of Pop Tart flavors:

Blue Raspberry
Blueberry
Brown Sugar Cinnamon
Cherry
Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
Chocolate Fudge
Chocolatey Strawberry
Confetti Cupcake
Cookies & Creme
Gone Nutty! Chocolate Peanut Butter
Gone Nutty! PB & J Strawberry
Gone Nutty! Peanut Butter
Hot Fudge Sundae
Low-Fat Strawberry
Printed Fun Gingerbread
Printed Fun Sugar Cookie
Raspberry
Red Velvet
S’mores
Strawberry
Unfrosted Blueberry
Unfrosted Brown Sugar Cinnamon
Unfrosted Strawberry
Whole Grain Brown Sugar Cinnamon
Wildlicious Wild! Berry
Wildlicious Wild! Cherry

Reserved

Reserved

This thread is now open!

Would it be ok to use the word 'asian' given that it is 'asian-style' on the list?

Meg wrote: "Would it be ok to use the word 'asian' given that it is 'asian-style' on the list?"

No - plurals and possessives but no other variations.

Would it be possible to use the non-plural version of a word? For example, I'd love to use War and Peace for the Disney Star Wars editions of soup.

Maya wrote: "Would it be possible to use the non-plural version of a word? For example, I'd love to use War and Peace for the Disney Star Wars editions of soup."

yes, singular versions generally go along with the allowance of plural versions.

So brother would be okay instead of brothers?

Thanks!

Nicole wrote: "So brother would be okay instead of brothers?

Thanks!"

yes

Are the colours in the list ok to use? For example "Red" from Red Velvet?

Angeliki wrote: "Are the colours in the list ok to use? For example "Red" from Red Velvet?"

sure

Hi, would The Gone-Away World count for "gone" in Gone Nutty! Chocolate Peanut Butter? although it has "-" in the title?

Christine wrote: "Hi, would The Gone-Away World count for "gone" in Gone Nutty! Chocolate Peanut Butter? although it has "-" in the title?"

Sorry, no - a hyphenated word is one word, so you can't use "gone" standing alone.