Exotic food in OCAC——Sodexo vegetable soup

Sodexo food is the third worst school cafeteria food I’ve ever eaten; the second worst food is something sluggish, hair-raising, upseting, pathetic, lurgid, revolting, repelling, and repulsive from an obscure public school canteen. The worst food only exists in my imagination. It purged my stomach the moment it flashed in my mind.

Sometimes the Sodexo dish is really, really bizarre. The vegetable soup’s color looks crimson: the ingredient might contain carrot, tomato, and onion. I start to take our lovely, glorious, benevolent, kind-hearted, flawless, splendid school as soon as the smell of a sour tomato burns his way through my tongue. The torrent of fire, saulty, and apocaliptical taste rush to my tempest, like Smaug in Hobbit, the dragon in Saint George, Ravana in Ramayana. Things changed rapidly after the first impression exerted by the soup stoked me. The sweetness of vegetables rushed down my throat. The taste of sweet can be classified into different categories. The sweet of the vegetable soup is unfathomable and indelible. It’s hard to replicate the smell or the color of vegetable soup, but Sodexo managed to do so. (irony)

It’s really an amazing journey; it’s a journey to celestial space! You can’t imagine how brilliant the soup was; the florid taste flushed back into my memory; it’s a journey back to Grade 7; the soup represents a belt of friendship between Sodexo and the students of OCAC; however, the callous fact flailed violently: Sodexo will leave our school next semester! I can’t enjoy the amazing soup any more in the future…

Comments (2)

  1. You are approaching an engaging style now. There are a few spelling errors and I’m not sure about the wisdom/ethics of naming a specific company in your blog, but then your critique is not especially negative despite the beginning.

    I think I know the soup you are referring to. I like it myself. It’s a little bit like eastern European borscht. Add a pinch of white pepper to elevate its flavour.

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