January is national soup month. I’m a huge soup
eater. I usually eat a bowl every day for lunch. Mostly it’s homemade
soup I make in bulk and freeze in individual servings. But every once in
a while; when time is of the essence I will purchase a store bought soup.
Never anything in a can…just not my thing…but usually the semi fresh soup available at most grocery stores.
I was recently contacted by someone at Kettle Cuisine, a
company that’s been around for 25 years, to review some of their soups.
After reading on their website how the soups are all prepared with
natural fresh ingredient; how their stocks are made from scratch and how all of
the vegetables and meats are prepared by hand; I was intrigued.
Frozen in single serve bowls these soups are perfect for my
lunches. They come in 10 different flavors ranging from Angus Beef Steak
Chili with Beans to New England Clam Chowder to Organic Mushroom and Potato.
So far I’ve sampled the Chicken Soup with rice Noodles and the Tomato Soup
with Garden Vegetables and have loved them both. Loaded with fresh
veggies these 10oz single serving soups are very filling.
Although, I will continue to make my own soup Kettle Cuisine
soups are a great alternative. They are available in the freezer section
of most Whole Food Stores and I would highly recommend trying them.
I too am a huge soup eater, an am fascinated by Kettle Cuisine's frozen technique My father freezes his in old ice trays! Sounds like a tasty alternative to homemade!
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