The wrap-up: Soup for you!

Al Yeganeh, the inspiration for “Seinfeld’s” “The Soup Nazi” episode, has created his own line of soups to be sold in grocery stores across the nation.

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The SoupMan brand of soups from Soup Kitchen Intl., available in 15-oz pouches, is slated for national roll-out in September. Flavors include turkey chili, jambalaya, seafood bisque, and others. The heat-and-serve soups will be sold for $3.50-$5.50.

Based on the real-life owner of a Manhattan storefront that had lines of people outside waiting to try his soups, the Seinfeld episode portrayed the eatery owner as touchy and ornery.

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