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The modern meaning we know today appeared around 1530, when it no longer had much to do with the pot: a household container used to hold liquids and food. There is also another meaning: pitance (1296), which is still used in the expression:
Pour tout potage: in all and for all.
Être dans le potage: to be in a confusing situation, with no way out. See soup.