Chicken Noodle

Campbell Chunky Healthy Request, Classic Chicken Noodle, 15.25-Ounce (pack of 8)

When someone gets sick, you can almost bet someone will want to bring him or her chicken noodle soup. I’m not sure where this came from, but it is something that people have done for a very long time. I’m not sure if there is something special about it that makes people well or not. Perhaps it is the love that is intended when it is given, or perhaps there is something else going on all together. There has even be an entire book series based on the concept of chicken noodle soothing the soul in many ways.

When we get sick, we often will make chicken noodle for ourselves if there is no one around. There is something soothing about it, and perhaps the broth gives us nutrients and water that we need to get well. Perhaps it is the warm stream that comes from the soup that helps clear the mind. It might even just be the thought behind it that matters. The chicken noodle you buy in a can might be sufficient, but there are many other types out there now. There are richer soups made with higher quality ingredients that can be truly soothing, and very good for you.

If you want to make homemade chicken noodle soup for someone who isn’t feeling well, you don’t have to make it from scratch. There are mixes out there you can just add water to. After that chicken noodle cooks, it will have a richer quality than the stuff you take out of the can and warm up on the oven. You can even find soups make in restaurants and special cafes that will be soothing and will probably taste better than anything you can make in a hurry at home. You can buy a small cup or you can buy a quart to tide them over few a days.

If you are bringing someone chicken noodle to help them feel better, you might as well at the books to the list as well. Anything that is uplifting can help someone get better faster. These books are full of amazing tales of love, friendship, and miracles. They are stories that will bring warmth to your soul. Just remember that when someone isn’t feeling well, you don’t have to offer chicken noodle soup or anything else for that matter, other than your company and even your support. Sometimes that is the best medicine of all.