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The Melting Pot
Bean Soup photo coming soon
1930s-present
Bean soup is a humble American constant: inexpensive dried beans, water or stock, onion, and a ham bone when one was available. During hard times, that kind of pot could stretch flavor and protein across several meals. The U.S. Senate version made navy bean soup famous, but home kitchens kept it practical.