#cafe zupas soups

[themenuland1]

Zupas Menu – Healthy House-made Soups, Salads & Sandwiches

Café Zupas is a famous American nationwide restaurant chain that serves house-made soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts

[pinathchu]

The popular Zupas Cafe Copy Cat Recipe is turned into this tasty and creamy low-carb slow cooker Wisconsin cauliflower soup. This low-carb comfort food is made with cauliflower, cheddar cheese, and bacon. It's great for cold days.

Ingredients: 1 head cauliflower, chopped. 1 small onion, diced. 2 cloves garlic, minced. 4 cups chicken broth. 1 cup heavy cream. 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese. 4 slices cooked bacon, crumbled. Salt and pepper to taste. Chopped chives for garnish.

Instructions: In a slow cooker, mix the chopped cauliflower, diced onion, minced garlic, and chicken broth. The cauliflower should be cooked on low for 6 to 8 hours or high for 3 to 4 hours, until it is soft. Smooth out the soup with an immersion blender or put it in a blender and blend it in parts. Add the heavy cream and cheddar cheese shreds and stir the soup until the cheese melts and the soup is smooth. Add pepper and salt to taste. Put bacon crumbles and chopped chives on top of the hot soup to serve.

Rachel Glover

[suntomemp3]

I need cafe zupa's southwest potato and green chili soup right now

[balticbus]

Your Guide to a Smooth Trip: Traveling from Riga to Bauska on the Rīga Bauska Autobuss

Introduction

The journey from Riga to Bauska by bus offers a convenient and scenic route to explore the rich history and beautiful landscapes of southern Latvia. This article provides essential tips for travelers using the autobuss Rīga Bauska, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Booking Tickets

For a hassle-free start to your journey on the autobuss Rīga Bauska, it's advisable to book your tickets in advance, especially during peak travel seasons like summer or around local festivals. Tickets can be purchased online, at the bus station, or through various ticketing apps, offering flexibility and convenience.

Onboard Comfort

The buses servicing the Rīga Bauska route are typically equipped with comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. Some buses might also offer power outlets, allowing passengers to charge their devices en route. Knowing these amenities in advance can help you plan whether to bring a book, download a movie, or just enjoy the scenic views.

Best Time to Travel

Traveling during off-peak hours can make your journey on the autobuss Rīga Bauska more pleasant, as buses are less crowded, and you are more likely to get a good seat. Early mornings or late evenings are ideal times, especially if you want to enjoy a quiet trip or the beauty of the Latvian countryside at sunrise or sunset.

Must-Visit Stops

While Bauska itself is known for its impressive castle and the nearby Rundāle Palace, there are several small towns and nature spots worth exploring along the way. Consider stopping at Jelgava to see its grand Ducal Palace, or visit the Mežotne Palace, a beautiful example of classicist architecture. Each of these stops can enrich your travel experience.

Local Cuisine

No trip on the autobuss Rīga Bauska would be complete without trying some of the local Latvian cuisine. Look for opportunities to sample dishes like kartupeļu pankūkas (potato pancakes) or maizes zupa (bread soup), which are popular in the region. Many bus stops feature small cafes or bistros that serve fresh, authentic meals.

Conclusion

Taking the Rīga Bauska autobuss from Riga to Bauska is more than just a travel route; it's an opportunity to experience the beauty and cultural richness of Latvia comfortably and affordably. By following these tips, you can ensure your journey is as smooth as it is memorable.

[lucysjournal13]

Day 4

Today I worked in the morning. I'm a barista and I had to be at work at 5:30 am. So, I didn't have time to eat till I got there. I quickly made myself a breakfast bowl and an iced matcha latte for breakfast and then worked till 11. Since I was working, I was far more consumed with my work performance than my food consumption. Instead, I put my energy and time into my job. Later in the day, I went out with my best friend to Cafe Zupas and had grilled cheese and tomato soup. Then I went to my boyfriend's apartment and we had bagels late at night. Today, I was much less consumed with my food consumption, and instead, my energy went into my job and relationships.

I also briefly engaged in social media today, far less than the previous days. I watched a couple short YouTube videos when I was getting ready for work. It helps me wake up a little bit and makes the morning a tad more fun.

[esoomris]

just found a piece of avocado in my chicken noodle soup fuckin cafe zupas

[chefbryanwoolley-blog]

Love this soup!! #cookingwithchefbryan #chefbryan #Repost @devourutah with @get_repost ・・・ No self-respecting local soup issue would be complete without a nod to Utah’s own Cafe Zupas, founded in 2004 in Provo by Rob Seely and Dustin Schulties—two food lovers with backgrounds in the software industry. 🙌🏼 Cafe Zupas most popular soups are the creamier ones: tomato basil, Wisconsin cauliflower and mushroom bisque. But when it comes to creamy, it’s hard to beat the red pepper and lobster soup, a thick soup made with roasted sweet red peppers and chunks of real lobster. Words by Jerre Wroble, full read on DevourUtah.com 🥣 . . .
. #devour #devourutah #onthetable #leeeeats #utahfoodie #slceats #buzzfeast #saltlakecity #foodblogger #utahblogger #foodphotography #foodstyling #thekitchn #onthetable #foodiesofinstagram #huffposttaste #forkyeah #foodiegram #buzzfeedfood #foodblogeats #yahoofood #beautifulcuisines #chefmode #zupas #tomatosoup #lobstersoup #soupseason #slcfoodie (at Salt Lake City, Utah) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpkJcYcAVzD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=r0km5exdfx60

[weekendsabo]

Journal - Monday, December 10th, 2018

Goals for today. Finish up budget. Get bonus cashed/deposited. Try to finish October writing. Laundry and clean. Stretch before bed. Read some. Play piano a bit. Clean laundry and spare room. That will be good for today. No weed after work to make sure I stay productive. I do want to get some coffee, so maybe I’ll swing up to Mothership and pick up a bag and a coffee. Nah, I’ll wait till the weekend. It’ll be easier. I can live without till then. I should swing by the store and get milk and yogurt. So I can make overnight oats for breakfast and some quinoa and veggies for lunch. I really don’t like the whole skipping lunch think. I like eat more that once a day. but today I will skip lunch cause I’m to lazy to get anything ready. Dinner will be left overs from Friday. I’ll have mashed potatoes all week I’m okay with that. they tasted delicious. Bob wants to make a space rock album together and I’m so down. I would be a lot of fun. Get it written then meet up somewhere and rent a studio for a weekend and get it recorded. It would be awesome! Probably release it under Stocksmile.

Cont on 10/6

I was bad today and went to lunch. but its okay. Got some ramen and It’ll be delicious. Pulled and audible and come here instead of Cafe Zupa. I feel I just wanted soup and this is basically noodle soup. Michi Ramen is pretty tasty. Not quite as good as the place I went to with Luna, but still good. I still forget that I went to Japan/Philippines. It feel so long ago. It’s crazy. I’m definitely passing on the Bali trip and will go to Europe in the summer. Take a couple weeks

Cont on 10/7

off work and travel around or pick a certain place and stay there or maybe just go back to Japan. I wouldn’t be against that. I should start planning it now. January I’ll start looking into Flights and stuff like that and a long weekend to Boston to see Bob and Emily. Probably around Marchish. We’ll see. I know I’m taking the two days to go to the film festival. I’ll pay her the money this weekend. have G-Ma stay with me and go to the festival together. Plus it’ll give Mom and dad a little break from her for a weekend. I have to hit up Marshall and then today and see if I can actually Play the show with them. Give him an easy out just so he doesn’t feel bad if he doesn’t want to do it.

Cont on 10/5

I don’t want to get Dad a coffee maker, but I know if I get a nice one he will appreciate it and probably get Mel something else like a shirt or something. I’ll get that stuff order this week. Find something good for Makayla. I may get her possibly some anime stuff and then influence her to go in that direction in life. Like I have that much influence. there’s Tiff, Trav, Andy, Jake and Nathan. I can swing that ad dget them stuff off amazon and have it gift wrapped. I’m pretty sure I have her address in my maps. I’ll ask her for some gift Ideas. Probably get Travis a new pipe or something like that. I wander if this waitress really talks like that. Maybe its a family trying to make a business out here. Nah. I feel there’s enough people that they could just be from here. Learned the native language first? or they are here with a visa or something? I have no clue. I’ll definitely get this week done plus some more. Finish up these rails and then after work head to Costco. Get some stuff there. See if Gma wants to go. She might be down or I’ll go the store by myself for an easier time.

Cont on 10/4

My quinoa tabbouleh may not turn out so great. I forgot the lemon, but I used some pickle juice in stead. Hopefully it’ll be all right. I’ll start heating up dinner after I get done with this day. I did get some stuff for the over night oats so I’m pretty excited about that. Got some maple syrup and banana and cinnamon! Should be delicious! I did pretty good today. Sucks I have to work Saturday but its a good excuse for taking it easy on Friday. I have to do something about this washer. This is just ridiculous. I need to ask my folks if I can take the set at G-pas. or just find a cheap washer at least then I can wash and dry at the same time. Something has to happen. I may go say hi to Vivian after the Skating Polly show. Would be nice to se her. I know she’ll be busy so maybe I’ll just go home after. I still want to ask Luna, but we’ll see how Friday goes. Maybe I will schmooze someone. I know I know I have a chance with Brittany. I’m just not stoked on her. So I feel that will be a lost cause on my end I’ll end up hurting her.

Cont on 10/3

Leftovers should be good. the pierogies and stuff I’m down for. Cut up a couple slices of cheese. I’m down! I am only disappointing myself when I eat too much or do it do what I should be doing. Like how I’m sitting here watching it’s always sunny in stead of doing what I should. I’ll definitely clean the kitchen before I go to bed. I wonder if everything thinks I’m an alcoholic. Probably cause its right. I’m definitely not drinking a lot anymore. I have to be better. I will be better. I mean. I had 2.5 beers on Friday and and had 5 drinks all of Saturday. I’ll do even better this weekend. Friday I will have very little, I’m even second guessing eve going to the party. Maybe I’ll just stay home. Nah. I will go but I won’t participate in the gift exchange or I will. I’ll get a bottle of booze. Can’t go wrong there or maybe get something off amazon that's cool. We’ll see. I’m going and I’m bringing a gift. No drinking and home early tomorrow. I’ll get the Christmas cars and stamps and start working on the cards. I am excited to get them sent out. It’s going to be great. I’ll get the list of names all done tomorrow and get some addresses.

[hannawilliamson]

Falling in Love with Adventure

Saturday Oct 10, 2020 

I arrived at Tiffany's apartment in the early afternoon, after a tour of the apartment we headed out to lunch at Cafe Zupas in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. I ordered the combo Pesto Chicken Sandwich with Clam Chowder Soup which is served with a baguette roll and chocolate covered strawberry. We enjoyed the fall weather outside on the patio, with a bit of a heavy breeze. https://cafezupas.com/

As past college roommates we did our typical round of shopping at TJ Maxx, Ross, Home Goods and Costco all local to the Cafe Zupas restaurant. 

We headed into some local fall activities. We started out at Cedar Creek Farm in Cedarburg Wisconsin. It was a bit more packed during the COVID-19 pandemic than we preferred so we headed straight to the back of the grounds to explore some pumpkins before heading back out onto the next adventure. http://www.cedarburgcreekfarm.com/

Appleland Farm Market in Fredonia, WI was the fall lovers dream. We took some shots with the pumpkins before heading out into the apple orchard. We were able to purchase a bag to fill with apples and had the opportunity to explore the large orchard. It was so fun to go into the depths of the orchard while enjoying the fall weather. After gathering our apples we headed into the corn maze where we inevitably got lost with the hope to find ourselves at the entrance or exit, we ended up finding ourselves outside of the exit, making it a complete success. Of course we popped into the shop to find some homemade goodies and household decor. I would say if you are in the local area during the fall, Appleland Farm Market is a MUST stop location. https://www.applelandorchard.com/

In true Hanna fashion, I was persistent we needed to find a bubble tea location when I discovered online Le’s Pho in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. I ordered a Taro smoothie with boba, which was a bit too earthy for my taste. Tiffany ordered the Tango Mango smoothie with lychee jelly and enjoyed it. https://lespho.com/

We headed out to dinner at Stilt House in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. When we arrived there was a 30 minute wait, and in the hopes to stay warm by moving we headed down the street to Amy’s Apple another MUST stop location when in the area. https://www.amysgourmetapples.com/

We scooped up our favorite caramel covered apples and headed back to the restaurant. Dinner was a great opportunity to catch up on work, family and life itself. We shared the Spinach Dip Wontons, I ordered the General Tso’s Chicken Sandwich and Tiffany ordered the Shaved Beef Sliders both with a side of Truffle Parmesan Fries. https://www.stilthousegastrobar.com/

During our dinner we realized that the two of us are no longer in our college days and truly are aging into boring adults both with our hearts set on heading home, hopping into comfy clothing and settling in for the night. We were in the apartment by 9pm in our sweats, wine in hand and a documentary on Netflix. We ended the night before midnight, all experiences we only shared after college graduation. 

Sunday, Oct 11, 2o2o 

In a chance to reminisce about our college days together we headed to our favorite breakfast spot of PJ Pipers in Cedarburg. Tiffany ordered a Skillet with Crepes, and I had the Cowboy Cakes. http://www.pjpiperwi.com/

We headed down the street to the Cedarburg Coffee Roastery. It was the perfect weather for a hot coffee to keep us both warm. http://www.cedarburgcoffee.com/

As we walked past our favorite shops awaiting their opening for the day we ended up down the street at the Oil Sprig https://theolivesprig.com/ and Cedar Creek Winery https://cedarcreekwinery.com/. Since the pandemic has kept festivals shut down, I was able to score a few bottles of Strawberry Blush which typically sells out each year at Strawberry Fest in Cedarburg. 

After touring some more local shops we dropped off my goodies in the car and headed to Cedar Creek Park to snap some photos of the fall colors. https://treasuresofoz.org/treasures/item/22-parks/17-cedar-creek-park

It is wild to see how we change from our years of college into adulthood. As I reflect on our college years I wish we would have explored the area more, going to local establishments and parks. Thankful for the opportunity the two of us have to explore the area still as adults. It is so fun to have nostalgic moments and create new adventures together. 

Next we set ourselves out to locate some beautiful fall colors in local areas as we kept seeing them from the roadside. Cedarburg Covered Bridge didn’t have a lot of colors on the grounds but we did get to capture some pictures of history.  https://www.co.ozaukee.wi.us/2241/Covered-Bridge-Park 

Our adventure moved us to the back of an apartment complex after we saw the colorful trees from the highway. We pulled in and walked behind the construction area to a quiet wooded area nestled in the back. 

As our day was coming to an end I was insistent I was stopping at Trader Joe’s before leaving the area. On our way to Bayshore, Tiffany brought up the potential for us to stop at Milwaukee’s Original Oktoberfest in Glendale, Wisconsin. I searched online to find out the Sunday special was free admission and half off liter bier. We are two girls who can’t turn down good beer, so we headed that way. It was a nice fall day to sit outside, drinking beer and listening to live music. https://www.thebavarianbierhaus.com/oktoberfest-info

Once we finished we headed to Total Wine and Trader Joe’s where I picked up all the staples that I had longed for. In true CUW alumni fashion we ended up having dinner at the Highland House with the monumental chips, dip and margaritas. We shared the Chinese Tootsie Rolls, Tiffany ordered Shrimp Tacos, and I tried the Crispy Taquitos which were outstanding and I have been craving since. https://highlandhouse.com/

In case you don’t know, Tiffany and I met our freshman year of college, lived together our junior year and will continue to be lifelong friends. I reminisce on our past years of friendship and look forward to the many more to come. Over the last few years we have visited each other in each location of our lives, but it was so fun to be back in our old territory together experiencing the new and cherishing the old. I am so thankful for friends like Tiffany, where we can go a few months without talking, get together and all things fall right back into place. When you find these people in your life, hold on tight and don’t let go.

[healthisalifestyle666]

went to cafe zupas with my coworker ava and got this kale and quinoa salad which was surprisingly delicious considering it had kale. I ate it with this veggie soup and also drank this pomegranate, honey and green tea infused water. 10/10

[insideguppysworld]

Soup and salad with the bro! (at Cafe Zupas)

[etiasvisaschengen]

Top 7 Least Crowded European Cities to Visit During Summer

Summer is the perfect time to unwind and temporarily leave behind the woes of everyday life. And for many Americans, a summer getaway to Europe is a dream come true.

However, before booking your flight to Paris, Rome, or Barcelona, you should know that these cities are notorious for massive tourist crowds. While it’s true that they are must-see destinations, waiting in line for hours (especially under the glaring sun) or getting through crowded streets might not be worth it.

Fortunately, there are other places to consider that are less crowded and cheaper. So, if you don’t want your summer vacation spoiled by hordes of tourists, visit these 7 least-crowded European cities instead!

  7 Must-Visit Least Crowded European Cities in Summer

  1. Lyon, France

Despite being one of the largest cities in France, Lyon is surprisingly free of crowds, especially when compared to Paris.

The city is famous for its historical and architectural attractions that would surely pique any visitor’s curiosity. Must-visit attractions include the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, Gallo-Roman Museum, and the Roman Theatres of Lyon which was the site of Roman gladiator fights dating back to 15BC.

Lyon is also home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the Fourvière, Vieux-Lyon district, La Croix-Rousse, and Presqu’île.

  2. Bern, Switzerland

Not so far from Lyon is the city of Bern in Switzerland.

The Swiss capital doesn’t get enough praise during the summer as most tourists prefer to visit Zurich or Lucerne. However, Bern offers a wide range of attractions that would satisfy every kind of traveler.

Want to explore museums? Head over to the Museum of Fine Arts or Bern Historical Museum to learn about the city’s culture and history.

Prefer to visit churches instead? Bern Cathedral is the largest church in Switzerland that was completed in the late Middle Ages and inspired most of the city’s architecture.

Bern also features a UNESCO World Heritage Site, like Lyon, further proving that you must visit this city. 

  3. Naples, Italy

Want to experience an Italian summer getaway? Instead of visiting crowd-heavy Rome or Venice, you can head over to Naples.

As the birthplace of pizza, you can spend most of your time here sampling authentic Neapolitan pizza or even learning the traditional art of making it.

Aside from its food scene, Naples is also famous for its historic city center which is the largest in Europe and named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You should definitely visit the National Archaeological Museum, Teatro di San Carlo, and the Royal Palace of Caserta.

  4. Valencia, Spain

Spain is one of the go-to summer destinations of tourists looking for pleasant weather, beautiful beaches, and awesome nightlife.

But if you want to avoid the crowds, skip Madrid and Barcelona altogether. Instead, visit Valencia on the southeastern coast of the country.

It boasts of a marvelous display of modern architecture, with the City of Arts and Sciences having the best-known futuristic structures. It includes a planetarium, an oceanarium, and an interactive museum that would keep any visitor, young or old, busy. There are also Gothic churches for those who are fascinated by ancient buildings.

Besides the architecture, Valencia also has several beaches where one can sunbathe or swim in.

  5. Porto, Portugal

Compared to Spain, Portugal is still an underrated summer destination in Europe.

And despite being the second-largest city in the country, Porto hasn’t managed to attract big crowds. It is known for its picturesque hills that overlook the Douro River.

Expect a laidback promenade along the river filled with restaurants, cafes, and live music. You can also find river cruises at the city’s port where you can enjoy a hearty lunch while traversing the clear waters. 

  6. Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in the world. No wonder it’s often an overlooked summer destination.

But don’t let its small land area fool you! The country offers countless natural treasures that would surprise most visitors.

The capital city itself is filled with historic attractions and architectural structures. This includes the Beaufort Castle, Bock Casements, National Museum of History and Art, Passerelle Viaduct, and Old Quarter which was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  7. Riga, Latvia

Regardless of the season, tourists often forget about Baltic countries altogether. But you’re missing out on one of the most spectacular summer destinations in Europe, Riga!

The Latvian capital is often regarded as the “Paris of the North” due to its magnificent architecture, thriving art scene, and street-side cafés

It features a wide range of architectural styles from Hanseatic and Art Nouveau to Gothic and modern. This will delight most tourists who are looking to explore every building.

Aside from this, Riga is also known for its fusion cuisine that includes both traditional and modern, creative meals. Must-try dishes include rye bread, aukstā zupa (cold beet soup), and karbonāde (the Latvian version of pork chop).

  Summer is the best time to visit Europe due to the pleasant weather and a wide range of activities available. However, it’s best to skip popular cities in your travel itinerary if you want to avoid long lines and crowded streets. Instead, visit these 7 least-crowded European cities for an enjoyable summer getaway!

  ALSO READ: Itinerary Savvy: 6 Tips for Planning Your Budget Travel to Europe

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[madisondotcomblog]

Let's Eat: Celebrate soup-er bowls at Cafe Zupas in Middleton http://host.madison.com/ct/entertainment/dining/restaurants/let-s-eat-celebrate-soup-er-bowls-at-cafe-zupas/article_bd148c5e-f654-5583-8018-b3ef690c7291.html?utm_source=tumblr.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=madison.com

[badwolfbay87]

We found heaven on earth and it's called Cafe Zupas. We always wanted to try it over at Arrowhead and they just built a new one over here in Avondale. I suggested checking out the new shopping area across from Costco. I'm so glad we did. It was the last day of their fall seasonal menu. We had delicious turkey cranberry and brie sandwiches with German sausage potato soup and a pumpkin spice creme brûlée. #yummy #cafezupas

[chicagoramenclub]

Soup and salad (at Cafe Zupas)