THE SOUP CLEANSE

A Revolutionary Detox of Nourishing Soups and Healing Broths from the Founders of Soupure

By: Angela Blatteis, Vivienne Vella, Nada Milosavljevic - introduction MD JD MD JD

Narrated by: Erin Bennett, Christine Lakin

Souping is the new juicing!
When Angela Blatteis and Vivienne Vella set out to create Soupure, the LA-based soup company at the forefront of the souping movement, they wanted to share the power of healing soups with the world. With a few simple, delicious recipes they've helped people lose weight, boost their energy, and feel better every day. Now with The Soup Cleanse they are bringing their satisfying, 100 percent good-for-you, whole food-based soups straight into your kitchen.
With more than 50 delicious recipes and a flexible, easy-to-follow detox program, you'll learn how to nourish and purify your body while flooding it with essential nutrients. You will sip your way through high-fiber soups packed full of regenerative whole food ingredients. Unlike juicing and many other quick-fix diets, The Soup Cleanse is built on simple, satisfying recipes that won't leave you feeling hungry or deprived, making it accessible and easy to stick to-even for those with the busiest lifestyles.
Get ready to rejuvenate, revitalize, and reclaim your health-one sip at a time!

Souper Book

Excellent information and recipes
They offer multiple ideas and souper healthy options
I highly recommend🥰

Interesting, Compact, Flavorful Approach

I love soup!!! Soup is one of my go to things in life. I was very excited to see this book and pre-ordered it. I was hoping for the best and feared for the worst. The worst never showed up.

The Great:

This book comes with a very complete PDF. I like it a lot when after you listen to a book that has detail, they provide the detail. The authors are not selling nirvana. They are practical, showing their approach in a reasonable light. There is not unneeded testimonials and medical mumbo-jumbo, its clean and a fast listen, especially if you listen at 1.5x, it's a breeze.

The OK:

The single downer is that the book is sort of a advertisement for their new company called soupure. Personally I have not problem with this. In fact, I consider it a great endorsement that the authors are willing to take the risk on their idea and opinions. They are not selling the book to make money, they wrote the book to build their business. They just have to expand outside of the LA area so the rest of the country can try their products.

My Summary:

I like this book a great deal. I went to Barnes and Nobles and bought a hard copy for reference. I am going to give it a go. After all -- it's soup!!!!!!