I never knew about TetraPak until Bzzagent introduced it. Upon being invited to the campaign, I
searched about Tetra Pak and found it was established in 1951 as a food
packaging business. Tetra Pak packs food in cartons to bring out the real taste.
On Tuesday October 22, the Tetra Pak cartons arrived, offering
Chicken Soup For The Soul Foods (thai style chicken broth, chicken noodle
soup, tomato basil soup, turkey gravy) and Hunts (tomato sauce). The Chicken
Soup For The Soul Foods were not resealable, but the Hunt’s tomato sauce was.
That was a disappointment as to if the food was not measured out or used all at
once. I sorted the Tetra Pak cartons in the pantry; it took up little space and
was stackable. Two days later the tomato basil soup was used to cook with wheat
pasta. Prior to mixing the two ingredients together, I took a taste and found
the soup was too sweet to my liking and so the wheat pasta aided in lessening
the sweetness. The wheat pasta with the tomato basil soup combination was good;
I served a helping of it along with a wrap. In the wrap were a piece of ham,
turkey, and swiss cheese, avocado chunks, and tomato basil soup drizzled on top
of everything.
.jpg)