"What're you making?" "It's pumpkin soup." - English example sentence

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corbinjurgens November 6, 2015 November 6, 2015 at 5:37:25 AM UTC

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I think I'll argue to keep the 'it's'. Yes it doesn't seem perfectly grammatical, but in common language I think this is very common. Such as "what are you drinking?" "Oh, it's a new flavour of coke." or "Is this the new piece you've been working on? What are you painting this time?" "Its a horse, but you can't tell yet."