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 | | About a decade ago, Al Yeganeh, a surly New York City soup seller, gained global fame when he inspired a character on the hit TV sitcom "Seinfeld." Now, the notorious chef -- known for chewing out some customers and refusing to serve others -- is taking his own show on the road. | | | Yeganeh has received some 250 e-mails from people eager to sell his soup in cities as disparate as Ashville, N.C., Roseville, Calif., and Boston. | | | The soups, both at the franchised outlets and in supermarkets, will be sold under the name "The Original Soup Man," and adorned with an image of Mr. |
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http://www.jess3.com/2004/09/about-decade-ago-al-yeganeh-surly-new.html
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| | Augusta Georgia: features@ugusta: Master of the broth 1/6/98 |
| | Al Yeganeh, a New York soup chef, has been parodied on Seinfeld as the ``Soup Nazi,'' although Jerry Seinfeld later apologized. | | | Yeganeh searches out fabulous soup ingredients, some of which he imports from overseas. | | | Those who try to engage the soupmeister in idle chit-chat are unlikely to receive the extra gifts that round out your soup ($6 and up) to make it a complete meal: superb bread, a garnish of greens, gorgeous fruit and a chocolate. |
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http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/010798/fea_UX0936-5.001.shtml
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| | Real-life Kramer takes on actual Soup Nazi |
| | The combatants: Kenny Kramer, the former neighbor of "Seinfeld'' co-creator Larry David, and Al Yeganeh, the model for a sharp-tongued soup chef in a classic "Seinfeld'' episode. | | | When Kramer arrived on 55th Street early Thursday, his black and white sign was obscured by a coat of red paint. | | | The customers - there were more than 50 queued up amid snow flurries and temperatures in the mid-30s - seemed amused by the spectacle. |
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http://www.lubbockonline.com/news/111596/reallife.htm
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| | PR Newswire: Al Yeganeh's World Renowned Soups at the FMI Show May 1-3; The Original SoupMan™ Unveils New Retail ... |
| | Yeganeh was the inspiration for the famous Seinfeld "soup episode," locals and tourists alike waited for hours in all kinds of weather for a taste of his much heralded lobster bisque, jambalaya or turkey chili. | | | Al's creations will define the super premium soup category, while adding a dash of attitude and fun to his recipes with his "soupside" manner -- who can resist?" said John Bello, Chairman and CEO of Soup Kitchen International, Inc. Mr. | | | There are plans to open 1,000 units over the next seven years and the company has already sold 123 franchises to date, including a 100-unit franchise deal recently signed with a Canadian development group. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m4PRN/is_2005_April_22/ai_n13649084
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| | April 9, 1998: `Seinfeld' ruined poor guy's life |
| | Yeganeh says he was shocked by the quality of the mass-produced soups. | | | The soups are prepared by cooks in Home Shopping Network kitchens, using Yeganeh's super-secret recipes. | | | Worse, it ruined a pot of lobster bisque. |
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http://www.chron.com/cgi-bin/auth/story.mpl/content/chronicle/features/hoffman/hoffman980409.html
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| | Taste: -Soup for you! And how |
| | Yeganeh, the curt Manhattan soup chef branded "The Soup Nazi,'' in the television comedy series "Seinfeld," does not live comfortably with his depiction. | | | Extended cooking will alter the flavor and texture of the soups, which are prepared and flash-frozen at Yeganeh's master kitchen in Massachusetts. | | | Season to taste with salt, pepper, Tabasco and lemon. |
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http://www.sptimes.com/Taste/51498/_Soup_for_you_And_how.html
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| | Sound Opinions Message Board > Soup Nazi coming to a mall near you |
| | Yeganeh and his chefs have been working with experts at Rutgers University's Food Manufacturing Technology Facility in Piscataway, adapting his closely guarded recipes to preserve taste and freshness when making huge quantities of soup and shipping it across the continent, according to operations manager Linda Gavin. | | | They'll be "strongly discouraged" from mentioning the "Soup Nazi" or comedian Jerry Seinfeld, whom chef Al Yeganeh claims he made famous. | | | For $10, customers will get eight ounces of soup _ from seafood bisque and chili to cold and exotic soups _ plus bread, a beverage, fresh fruit and a small chocolate. |
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http://www.soundopinions.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t9570.html
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| | iranian.com: Jahanshah Javid, Ali Yeganeh, Soup Nazi |
| | Yeganeh was standing behind pots of steaming soup, serving a customer. | | | But the " International Soup Kitchen " was more like the size of an average take-out sandwich joint found in Iranian cities. | | | The first thing I noticed was Yeganeh's snow-white chef outfit. |
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http://www.iranian.com/Mar96/Features/Ashpazbashi.html
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| | 'Seinfeld' inspiration offers soup line - Apr. 22, 2005 |
| | Soup Kitchen International Inc. and the "Original SoupMan," Al Yeganeh, announced Friday that a retail line of "heat-n-serve" soups will be available next month in select grocery stores. | | | "Al's creations will define the super premium soup category, while adding a dash of attitude and fun to his recipes with his 'soupside' manner -- who can resist?" John Bello, Chairman and CEO of Soup Kitchen International, said in a statement. | | | Turkey chili and other flavors will come in a pouch. |
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http://www.cnn.com/money/2005/04/22/smbusiness/soup_man/index.htm?cnn=yes
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| | New York Daily News - News & Views - 'Nazi' says soup for you! |
| | Al Yeganeh, the grumpy New York chef famously clowned in "Seinfeld" episodes, is bringing the same no-nonsense rules from his shop on W. 55th St. to 1,000 soup kiosks and storefronts across North America. | | | Al Yeganeh, the grumpy New York chef famously parodied in 'Seinfeld' episodes, looks fierce even in photos, in front of his W. 55th St. shop. | | | They also better come prepared with up to $135,000 in franchise costs. |
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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/story/305067p-261062c.html
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| | RecipeSource: Turkey-Chili Soup |
| | Yeganeh once shared his recipe for turkey chili on David Letterman's show. | | | There he dishes out servings of soup for $6 and up at the International Soup Kitchen, on West 55th Street. | | | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NOTES : Al Yeganeh of New York was the inspiration for "The Soup-Nazi" episode. |
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http://www.recipesource.com/soups/soups/22/rec2254.html
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| | NYC24 - Issue 6, 2000 |
| | The immensely popular soup stand can rarely be found without a long line of customers, and Yeganeh makes so much money from his soups that he is able to close the stand on weekends and take the summer months off for vacation. | | | "There are still lines here all the time," Yeganeh says. | | | The Soup Nazi character is based on Ali "Al" Yeganeh, owner and chef of Soup Kitchen International at 8th Avenue and West 55th Street in Manhattan. |
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http://nyc24.jrn.columbia.edu/2000/issue06/story06/page3.html
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| | Soup Nazi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | According to an AP Article published April 29, 2005, Yeganeh plans to open a chain of soup stores under the name "The Original Soup Man" across the country. | | | The first franchise is slated to open in Ridgewood, N.J. this summer. | | | The store is open only part of the year. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soup_Nazi
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| | soup.html |
| | As you may know on Seinfeld Elaine got Al's recipes. | | | October 28th NY Magazine published Al's Turkey-Chili Soup. | | | I dont know what she did with them but on May 18th The New York Times published my favorite of Al's soups Seafood Bisqie. |
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http://www.kennykramer.com/al.html
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| | Salad days |
| | Every summer, Al Yeganeh, the "Soup Man," shuts down his West 55th Street shop and heads to Europe to learn new recipes. | | | In the meantime, competing shops and stands are preparing pots of cold broth to float us through the hot months, keeping soup on our minds—and in our mouths. | | | Soup Nutsy is the most blatant of the Yeganeh copycats, playing off the Seinfeld "Soup Nazi" episode and featuring a mean-little-chef logo. |
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http://www.timeoutny.com/features/97/97.feat.salads.html
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| | No Soup For Us! - No Soup For You, Either! |
| | Move to the extreme left after ordering!" Seinfeld added a couple of memorable of lines to this idea, including "No soup for you. | | | Better known as the home of the "Soup Nazi." | | | This is what the whole trip was all about: Al Yeganeh's Original Soup Kitchen International at 259 W. 55th Street, New York, NY. |
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http://www.wam.umd.edu/~schuetze/stories/31_no_soup_for_us/03_no_soup_for_you_either.htm
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| | The Happy Husband: 12/28/2003 - 01/03/2004 |
| | His place is called Al's Soup Kitchen International and it's on 55th St. and 8th Ave. | | | Al himself is pretty gruff and unsmiling, but I didn't see him refuse soup to anyone. | | | The restaurant itself differs from the place as portrayed on Seinfeld in that no customers are allowed inside, since the entire inside is pretty much occupied by the kitchen. |
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http://www.atimelikethis.net/2003_12_28_past.html
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| | Change Agent - Issue 48 |
| | At the same time that hundreds of hungry people are waiting to get a unique bowl of soup from Al, millions are eating lunch at the most ubiquitous restaurant in the world: McDonald's. | | | The very best soup in the entire world is served by Al Yeganeh, owner of Soup Kitchen International on West 55th Street in New York. | | | Slandered in a notorious Seinfeld parody, Al's restaurant is busier than ever. |
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http://www.fastcompany.com/online/48/sgodin.html
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| | TheDenverChannel.com - Food - Soup Nazi From 'Seinfeld' Opens Shops Nationwide |
| | His business partner said Yeganeh will also sell his soup in cans at supermarkets across the country. | | | The New York Post said soup shop owner Al Yeganeh, made famous in "Seinfeld," is franchising his Soup Kitchen International. | | | It is reported that Yeganeh's partner hopes the franchises will sell for between $15,000 and $20,000. |
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http://www.thedenverchannel.com/food/3668763/detail.html
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| | TV ACRES: Cooks & Cookbooks - Soup Nazi / Ali "Al" Yeganeh (Seinfeld) |
| | TV ACRES: Cooks & Cookbooks - Soup Nazi / Ali "Al" Yeganeh (Seinfeld) | | | TRIVIA NOTE: The real Soup Nazi (Ali "Al" Yeganeh) worked at the Soup Kitchen International at 8th Avenue and 55th Street (259A West 55th Street) in New York City. | | | Soon after Elaine's visit, the Soup Nazi told his customers he was going to close his soup store and move to Argentina. |
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http://www.tvacres.com/cooks_soupnazi.htm
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| | The Soup Nazi Headquarters |
| | This is the recipe that Elaine told the Soup Nazi | | | Visit the guy who the Soup Nazi is based on, Ali "Al" Yeganeh, in New York at: |
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http://members.aol.com/rynocub/soupnazi.htm
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| | Sweet Potato SOUP by Al Yeganeh!!! |
| | Here is his cream of sweet potato soup (click on link below). | | | Well, that character was based on a real person named Al Yeganeh, soup artisan extraordinaire (note: not really a "nazi", that was the nickname he was given because of his personality when it comes to allowing people into contact with his soups!). | | | Some of you are no doubt familiar w/the character of "The Soup Nazi" (see important note!) on the now defunct sit-com, Seinfeld. |
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http://www.dadamo.com/forum/archivea/config.pl?read=75567
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| | 'Soup Nazi' Expanding |
| | Food merchant made famous in 'Seinfeld' episode looks to franchise nationwide: newspaper. | | | September 10, 2004: 4:42 PM EDT Well, that's obviously a lie, because Al Yeganeh, the man who inspired the "Soup Nazi" character on the hit TV sitcom "Seinfeld," has plans to franchise his store, according to a newspaper report. | | | The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Yeganeh, the owner of Soup Kitchen International, and his new management team are aiming to have his legendary bisques, chowders and gumbos... |
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http://www.webprowire.com/summaries/869078.html
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| | TV ACRES: Addresses - TV Characters - "So - St" |
| | Never push your luck and ask for bread. | | | Note: The real Soup Nazi (Ali "Al" Yeganeh) worked at the Soup Kitchen International at 8th Avenue and 55th Street (259A West 55th Street) in New York City. |
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http://www.tvacres.com/add_So-St.htm
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| | The Iranian Times |
| | * Al Yeganeh's soups -- Buy Ali "Al" Yeganeh's soups online! | | | Yeganeh inspired the infamous " Soup Guy " (or "Soup Nazi") in the most popular episode of Seinfeld (clips of which were reshown in the U.S. as part of the farewell to Seinfeld program). | | | Yeganeh's soup site forwarded by Maryam Kutchemeshgi mxk@psulias.psu.edu |
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http://www.iranian.com/Times/May98/Abadan/d481/web.html
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| | Soup kitchen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Soup Kitchen International, a well-known soup restaurant in New York City, New York, run by Al Yeganeh | | | The notorious American gangster Al Capone financed a soup kitchen during the Great Depression, possibly to improve his image. | | | They might be located in less than average neighbourhoods to help turn it into a better place. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soup_kitchen
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| | BezanBerim Media Forums - Al Yeganeh Soup Kitchen International - Powered by PhotoPost |
| | The chef of Soup Kitchen International is an Iranian, Ali "Al" Yeganeh, who was labeled as the "Soup Nazi" in a Sienfeld episode plans to open a thousand Original SoupMan restaurants over the next seven years in the United States and Canada. | | | People line up to buy soup at Soup Kitchen International. | | | BezanBerim Media Forums - Al Yeganeh Soup Kitchen International - Powered by PhotoPost |
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http://www.bezanberim.com/photo/showphoto.php?photo=1320
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| | Beardstown News |
| | Al Yeganeh; Rupert Murdoch; Elvis Presley; The Beardstown Ladies | | | A laboratory technician at the Cargill Meat Solutions pork-processing plant was hurt Wednesday after an apparent explosion leveled a building. | | | On March 27, everyone will be able to find out if soup can possibly be that good. |
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http://www.topix.net/city/beardstown-il
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| | LA Daily News - Home |
| | A's rout Royals, tie for AL West lead | | | In late April, Warner Bros. released filmmaker Carroll Ballard's African adventure story "Duma" about a boy and his cheetah. |
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http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200~20950~2843672,00.html
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