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    Interested in going head to head in a Soup Competition with a friend? We've got you covered! Our clients will cast the winning votes and the victor will claim the Golden Ladle. Follow the below instructions to book a date:
    1. Choose a date and meal from the Available Meals calendar below.
    2. Submit a request for a date/meal by clicking the COMPETE NOW!  button in the sidebar. Please note that filling out a request does not guarantee that date/meal until you receive a confirmation from staff. They will go over the logistics including who your competitor was
    3. Once you have your date & meal confirmed, start planning your menu! Check out the Menu Planning section below, there are menu planning instructions and a calendar with recent menus from other groups.
    Available Meals
    This is a read only calendar so you won’t be able to book here but see what is available. Both the yellow and red meals are available. Use to arrows beside the month to scroll to future months.


    Menu Planning
    Plan to feed between 75-125 people per meal. Our kitchen is fully equipped. Each group is responsible for all food including desserts and drinks. Here are some helpful ideas and serving sizes:

    Menu Planning
    2 kinds of soup
    Carb/starch option-rice, bread, etc.
    Vegetable or Fruit
    Optional but recommended-Dessert, Drink

    Approximate Serving Sizes-Soup
    4 fl oz per person, per soup
    About 3.5-4 gallons of each soup

    Approximate Serving Sizes- 9×13 Pans/Half Hotel Pan
    Vegetables/Fruit: 12-15 people
    Starch: 10-12 people
    Casserole: 10-12 people

    Approximate Serving Sizes- Bread/Desserts
    Rolls/Bread: 1 per person, 2 if smaller
    Desserts: 1 per person, 2 if smaller

    Approximate Serving Sizes- Drinks
    12 servings per gallon

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