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VOTING HAS ENDED: What is the best soup in Atlanta? | Best of Atlanta

4 things to know about using an Instapot You can cook pasta in a Instapot. It turns out well-done after just 10 minutes. Instant Pot oatmeal will save you time. The Instapot is a slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté, yogurt maker and warmer in one. Pressure cooker soups are a fast and tasty. The soup cook in just three minutes after it comes to pressure, so it takes less than 30 minutes for soups with prep time.
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Nov 25, 2019

Soup is super all year, but it’s especially comforting when the temperature drops and there’s a chill in the air.

Childhood just wouldn’t be the same without tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. And who hasn’t been fed chicken noodle soup when they’re sick?

» 5 soups to cure what ails you

This week’s AJC Best of Atlanta poll wants to know what the best soup in Atlanta is.

Don't see your favorite on our list? Submit a write-in nominee by emailing your pick to nancy.clanton@ajc.com. If enough people suggest your favorite, we'll add it to our poll.

» 5 soup recipes to keep you warm during winter weather

» Ultimate Atlanta Noodle Guide: Chicken noodle soup

» PODCAST: Our dining team talks noodles

From our dining guide

» Some of the best places to get Asian noodles in metro Atlanta

» Where to eat pho in metro Atlanta

» Chill out with these cold noodle dishes from metro Atlanta restaurants

» 5 metro Atlanta noodle dishes for those who want to avoid wheat

If your tastes lean toward something else, however, don’t fret. Best of Atlanta has plenty of options to keep you exploring the food scene all year.

» Best rooftop bar

» Best food truck in Atlanta

» Best seafood spot

» Best burger in Atlanta 

» Best barbecue in Atlanta

» Best Chinese food

And check out all of our Best of Atlanta winners so far this year.

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Nancy Clanton is lead editor for revenue content, but also writes stories about health, travel, events and entertainment. She also coordinates coverage of Pulse, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's digital magazine for nurses in the Southeast. A native of Knoxville and graduate of the University of Tennessee, she has worked at the AJC for 23 years.