Soup - in Popular Culture

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  • The Soup Nazi is a fictional character from Seinfeld who makes fantastic soup but has very strict ordering procedures.
  • In the horror film, The Exorcist, Regan MacNeil vomits what appears to be bile while possessed; the special effect used was pea soup.

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