""SO THIS IS WHAT PASSES FOR TOMATO SOUP AND GRILLED CHEESE????" the 80-year-old actor captioned his photo of a very fancy-looking grilled cheese and tomato soup. "I FEEL SORRY FOR TODAY'S KIDS." The 16-time "Saturday Night Live" host's meal included a bowl of tomato soup with a heavy-handed swirl of olive oil and a grilled cheese sandwich pan-seared to golden-brown perfection with gooey cheese spilling out from the sides."
"Many of his fans seemed to take his all-caps complaint seriously. "Campbell's is the only tomato soup!" replied one Facebook user. "Where are the triangles? Where's the pickle spear? And, why did someone draw a Cobra eating it's own tail in your soup?" asked another. "What did you expect from a linen tablecloth restaurant? Maybe try the diner up the street? Better results." One more replied, "Come on Steve. We know you're 80 years old, but don't be a crank. This looks fabulous.""
On Oct. 9 Steve Martin shared a photo of a grilled cheese and tomato soup, captioning it with an all-caps complaint. The meal featured tomato soup swirled with olive oil and a pan-seared grilled cheese with gooey cheese spilling from the sides. Many fans reacted, defending Campbell's soup, joking about triangles and pickle spears, or praising the dish. Chef Alex Guarnaschelli reshared the post and identified the dish as from her restaurant Clara, and the restaurant reposted with thanks. The post aligns with a recurring food series in which Martin pokes fun at served dishes, suggesting the reaction was playful.
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