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What do muffin tins have to do with Soup Sunday?
What do muffin tins have to do with Soup Sunday?
Posted by Laura Kellams, NWA Director on February 10th 2012



Soup Sunday is coming up fast (Feb. 19 in Little Rock and Feb. 26 in Springdale). When you buy your tickets, you may find yourself wondering, along with many others, why do we always remind you to remember your muffin tins?

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Here's the deal: As you may know, dozens of delicious soups are available for you to sample to your heart's content at our Soup Sunday events. We are happy to supply you with a little cardboard tray to carry around your soups. But we didn't always do that. In the early days of the Soup Sunday event, which first started in 1981, we didn't have trays. Moms and dads were having a hard time juggling all the soup cups so they started bringing muffin tins.

So, a tradition began. Attendees started to bring muffin tins to carry their soup samples, and some big fans of Soup Sunday even decorated special tins that they continue to use every year. If you see someone at Soup Sunday with a decorated muffin tin, they're probably longtime fans of the event and supporters of Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families. Some others like to bring their own tin because it cuts down on waste.

It is by no means necessary, however! If you don't bring a muffin tin, don't fret. We'll have a tray for you.

We look forward to seeing you at Soup Sunday, either in Little Rock or Northwest Arkansas. We don't just have soups; there will be bread, desserts and entertainment! More information on both Soup Sunday events is here

 



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