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[Source] Soups were a food item served in liquid form, sometimes alongside salads or meats. They could be thickened for a better taste. It was also used as a metaphor for a particularly thick atmosphere. Two types of Mandalorian soups included gi dumpling and red gourd soups, and both were served at a cantina in the town of Enceri on Mandalore.

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  • Soup (food)
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  • [Source] Soups were a food item served in liquid form, sometimes alongside salads or meats. They could be thickened for a better taste. It was also used as a metaphor for a particularly thick atmosphere. Two types of Mandalorian soups included gi dumpling and red gourd soups, and both were served at a cantina in the town of Enceri on Mandalore.
Era
  • *Old Republic era *Rise of the Empire era
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  • *Coruscant *Mandalore
Name
  • Soup
Text
  • Dining at Dex's
Description
  • Liquid broth, sometimes containing meat or vegetables
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  • Dining at Dex's
url
  • fans/hyperspace/source/dexdiner/index.html?page=7
edible
abstract
  • [Source] Soups were a food item served in liquid form, sometimes alongside salads or meats. They could be thickened for a better taste. It was also used as a metaphor for a particularly thick atmosphere. Two types of Mandalorian soups included gi dumpling and red gourd soups, and both were served at a cantina in the town of Enceri on Mandalore.
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