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Suckable chicken noodle soup-flavoured cough drops are a thing now
Yes, really (Picture: General Mills) We all have our go-tos when we have a cold. For some, it’s sipping tomato soup under the blanket. For others, it’s cough drops and a box of tissues. While we can’t offer you blanket-sized tissues, a canned soup company has announced the next best thing: soup-flavoured cough drops. Yes, really. While one foodie writer said he’d ‘rather be sick’ than pop a Progresso ‘Soup Drop’ ever again, the company said yesterday it’s sold out. ‘Well this is souper awkward… our Soup Drops sold out before we had the chance to tell you,’ the brand said on Instagram. ‘But don’t worry, there’s a fresh batch of Soup You Can Suck On coming your way next Thursday.’ If you think this is all a fever dream, we’re sorry to report that this is very much real. The lozenges, released weekly, sold out in less than a day (Picture: Instagram) Progresso’s owner and one of the largest food companies in the US, General Mills, announced the limited-time product yesterday. (Yes, that does mean it sold out within a few hours.) ‘What’s a Soup Drop? Well, it’s soup you can suck on, of course!’ General Mills said. The company says the chicken noodle soup-flavoured drops taste like broth, savoury veggies, soft egg noodles and a sprinkle of parsley. Each $2.49 can comes with 20 lozenges. The main ingredient in the lozenges is isomalt, a sugar substitute often found in sugar-free treats, as well as chicken meat powder and chicken fat. The hard sweet drop was released for National Soup Month, which falls during the peak of flu season, and will be sold online each Thursday until the end of the month. Chicken noodle soup in non-cough drop form (Picture: Shutterstock / Moving Moment) Follow Metro on WhatsApp to be the first to get all the latest news Follow us to receive the latest news updates from Metro (Picture: Getty Images) Metro’s on Whatsapp!
Yes, really (Picture: General Mills) We all have our go-tos when we have a cold. For some, it’s sipping tomato soup under the blanket. For others, it’s cough drops and a box of tissues. While we can’t offer you blanket-sized tissues, a canned soup company has announced the next best thing: soup-flavoured cough drops. Yes, really. While one foodie writer said he’d ‘rather be sick’ than pop a Progresso ‘Soup Drop’ ever again, the company said yesterday it’s sold out. ‘Well this is souper awkward… our Soup Drops sold out before we had the chance to tell you,’ the brand said on Instagram. ‘But don’t worry, there’s a fresh batch of Soup You Can Suck On coming your way next Thursday.’ If you think this is all a fever dream, we’re sorry to report that this is very much real. The lozenges, released weekly, sold out in less than a day (Picture: Instagram) Progresso’s owner and one of the largest food companies in the US, General Mills, announced the limited-time product yesterday. (Yes, that does mean it sold out within a few hours.) ‘What’s a Soup Drop? Well, it’s soup you can suck on, of course!’ General Mills said. The company says the chicken noodle soup-flavoured drops taste like broth, savoury veggies, soft egg noodles and a sprinkle of parsley. Each $2.49 can comes with 20 lozenges. The main ingredient in the lozenges is isomalt, a sugar substitute often found in sugar-free treats, as well as chicken meat powder and chicken fat. The hard sweet drop was released for National Soup Month, which falls during the peak of flu season, and will be sold online each Thursday until the end of the month. Chicken noodle soup in non-cough drop form (Picture: Shutterstock / Moving Moment) Follow Metro on WhatsApp to be the first to get all the latest news Follow us to receive the latest news updates from Metro (Picture: Getty Images) Metro’s on Whatsapp!
Space photo shows NYC shortly after 9/11
NASA published the photo years ago along with a journal written by the only American who was not on Earth during the terrorist attacks.
NASA published the photo years ago along with a journal written by the only American who was not on Earth during the terrorist attacks.
Man ridiculed for calling police on stranger dressed in yellow
Sorry, this video isn’t available any more. Social media users are mocking a man who called the police on a stranger dressed in yellow in Northern Ireland. Footage filmed from a passing car shows a figure wearing a long and heavy yellow coat, with yellow trousers and boots to match, walking along a road at night in the Kilrea area of Co Derry. The man was also reportedly wearing a white mask and black wig, although these can’t be seen in the December 27 video. ‘Excuse me mate, excuse me sir, what are you doing’, Gerard McFerran shouts from the window. ‘What’s going on here? Why are you wearing a mask and all?’ He continued: ‘You need to explain something here. This isn’t f***ing right… Why are you in this town for? Tell me, why are you in this town for?’ The ‘yellow man’ explained he was trying to get back to his friend’s place after travelling by train to visit that day. But that didn’t seem to satisfy McFerran, who replied: ‘We’re going to ring the cops on you, alright.’ There have also been sightings reported in the Rasharkin and Dunloy areas. Police said: ‘We take all reports very seriously and I hope that the visibility of our officers today, alongside our commitment to continue to patrol shared public spaces, provides reassurance and boosts confidence that we are committed to doing everything we can to make areas safe. ‘If you are out and about and notice anything suspicious or perhaps you are concerned about the welfare of an individual, please report your concerns.’ The ‘suspicious yellow man’ has caused a storm in part of Northern Ireland (Picture: Gerard McFerran/Belfast Live) There is no indication any crime has been committed, and the saga has prompted ridicule on social media. Responding to initial reports in Belfast Live, Ghost of Sid Vicious said: ‘Headline should say “Man out for evening stroll gets accosted by paranoid weirdo Gerard
Sorry, this video isn’t available any more. Social media users are mocking a man who called the police on a stranger dressed in yellow in Northern Ireland. Footage filmed from a passing car shows a figure wearing a long and heavy yellow coat, with yellow trousers and boots to match, walking along a road at night in the Kilrea area of Co Derry. The man was also reportedly wearing a white mask and black wig, although these can’t be seen in the December 27 video. ‘Excuse me mate, excuse me sir, what are you doing’, Gerard McFerran shouts from the window. ‘What’s going on here? Why are you wearing a mask and all?’ He continued: ‘You need to explain something here. This isn’t f***ing right… Why are you in this town for? Tell me, why are you in this town for?’ The ‘yellow man’ explained he was trying to get back to his friend’s place after travelling by train to visit that day. But that didn’t seem to satisfy McFerran, who replied: ‘We’re going to ring the cops on you, alright.’ There have also been sightings reported in the Rasharkin and Dunloy areas. Police said: ‘We take all reports very seriously and I hope that the visibility of our officers today, alongside our commitment to continue to patrol shared public spaces, provides reassurance and boosts confidence that we are committed to doing everything we can to make areas safe. ‘If you are out and about and notice anything suspicious or perhaps you are concerned about the welfare of an individual, please report your concerns.’ The ‘suspicious yellow man’ has caused a storm in part of Northern Ireland (Picture: Gerard McFerran/Belfast Live) There is no indication any crime has been committed, and the saga has prompted ridicule on social media. Responding to initial reports in Belfast Live, Ghost of Sid Vicious said: ‘Headline should say “Man out for evening stroll gets accosted by paranoid weirdo Gerard