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A person made multiple batches of different soups and meals including potato soup, corn chowder, chicken and rice, chicken tortilla, and chili. They filled their entire freezer with two containers each of potato soup, corn chowder, chicken and rice, chicken tortilla, and chili for a total of one very full freezer after all the cooking was complete.
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- 1. Before the kitchen got super messy
- 3. The beginnings of potato soup
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