[Sca-cooks] chowder

[Mark S. Harris]

>>Thanks for letting me know. What *is* on their menu if they don't serve
>>clams and fish?
>>Phillipa
>
> They serve fish and stuff. I think the poster was referring to
> the fact that they serve fish soup and not clam chowder.
> Gunthar

So, what is the differance between a "chowder" and a "soup"?


I might have guessed chowder had milk and potatos but one of the
Clam Chowders is tomato based. Is it a matter of thickness, with
soup being thinner than a chowder? Or is this just a regional
naming differance?
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