SOUP really isn’t just for when it’s cold outside. Just ask the people who run some of Door County’s soup joints.
“We sell a lot in the hot days of summer, too,” said Sarah Gibson, co-owner and general manager of Jackson Harbor Soup & Sandwiches on Washington Island.
“Even in summer, it’s surprising how much soup we sell,” said Susan Guthrie, co-owner of The Bluefront Cafe in Sturgeon Bay. “I’m like, ‘Really? It’s 90 degrees out there!'”
That said, it’s the time of year when temperatures drop and the winds blow coldly in Wisconsin. Not to mention the fall rains, with sleet and snow undoubtedly not far behind.
And when that happens, people who’ve been out in that weather — like when holiday shopping, enjoying fall or winter recreation, attending a tree lighting ceremony — and are ready for lunch often look for something hot and hearty to warm their chilled
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