SUBSCRIPTIONS
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DATES
The spring subscription runs Tuesdays, February 25 - April 15. Dates for the summer session will be released in April.
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DETAILS
Soup is packaged by the quart and delivered fresh each week. Each week’s soup is chef’s choice, designed to delight & surprise. Pair with a loaf of bread from Chicken Bridge Bakery, croutons and/or our “chef’s wild” item.
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PRICING
SOUP only (1 quart/week) : 176
SOUP & BREAD (+ 1 loaf/week) : 216
SOUP, BREAD & CHEF’S WILD : 268
Sliding scale pricing available
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PICK-UP LOCATIONS
Pick-up on Tuesdays at one of these spots:
CHAPEL HILL: Southern Village, Lake Forest, Meadowmont, Kent Woodland
CARRBORO: Pacifica
DURHAM: Brightleaf Square
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HOST A PICK-UP
Want to host a subscription pick-up at your house? WE PROVIDE: a mini fridge, bread box and 50% off subscriptions while you host. YOU PROVIDE: covered and lighted porch, carport or garage with power + a list of 6 friends who want to join.
Reach out to discuss
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SOUPS
All of our soups are vegetarian! If you have a food allergy that we should know about, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate either by skipping a week or sending an alternative. We’ll be sure to give you a heads up if this pertains to you.
Our FAQ is here.
What Folks are Saying
“Local businesses providing convenient, great tasting, nutritious meals sourced from local farms is the next evolutionary step for the local food movement. Short Winter Soups is creating a delicious example of what’s to come.”
“I still can’t get over how simple yet brilliant of a model it is, with flawless quality and execution.”
“You have no idea how much we look forward to seeing your delicious descriptions about what’s for supper—opening the weekly email is like opening a present each week—and you never disappoint.”
“We have been subscribers since 2010 and are thoroughly pleased with Short Winter Soups, from the delicious soups and breads to their ethical stances and support of local farmers. This is one small local food-based company we 100% support and wish to see continue to grow.”