20 Best Vegetables For Soup (2022 Updated)

In one sentence: This is a good product, except for the peas, which just stay raw and hard and are painful to bite down on. Full review: The significant issue with this product is the peas. I LOVE peas, but these specific peas are a terrible inclusion in this vegetable mix.

They cook at a vastly different rate than every other vegetable. I tested this mix by soaking in boiling water mixed with chicken soup powder (for flavor- this doesn’t affect cooking time) in a sealed plastic food container for different amounts of time from 1-15 minutes.

The parsley is so small that it rehydrates immediately. All the other vegetables were cooked to my liking at 4-6 minutes. This is probably a bit sooner than most people want because I use these in ramen, couscous, & cooked rice.

But the peas were still rock hard at 15 minutes, when everything else was reduced to mush. I even tried following the continuous cooking directions on the package. That was worse. It just ruined everything else even faster and the peas still were too hard to eat.

This is not an issue of size disparity, since some peas were broken in half or thirds, and those were still extremely unpleasant to eat. I wasn’t concerned about the small pieces of peas causing dental damage, but I think the standard for a food product should be much higher than that! I had to hand separate every single pea from the entire 1lb package, which is tedious and absurd.

My rating for this item once the peas are removed is 4. 5/5 stars. The remaining vegetables taste great and cook quickly & I definitely don’t mind the bonus bit of nutrition, especially in ramen. The half star loss is because there’s a lot of parsley, much more than I expected in a vegetable blend.

It also settles in pockets. If you’re using this the way I am (making individual portions), you can end up with a plate of couscous that tastes more of parsley than vegetables. I highly recommend shaking the package to distribute all the ingredients evenly before every use.

I’ve tried many so called healthy canned soups and seem to always be very disappointed. I just tried this chicken and rice low sodium soup and was pleasantly surprised. I can’t have too much salt since I have high blood pressure and the no salt soups are very bland.

This soup has 85 mg. in a cup which is extremely lower than the average 700 mg in most soups. I can not understand why more companies don’t make a low salt soup. I have tried a few that are around 350mg but that is still too high.

There are many people who are in the same boat as me. Thank you for producing a great product that I can feel at ease eating!.

I am NOT on a low sodium diet. I just hate that most canned or bottled soups are WAY TOO SALTY. This is PERFECT. The same as when I make organic chicken noodle soup at home. I do NOT add tons of salt.

Read the labels of ALL the other organic and non organic soups out there. They are LOADED with salt and ALL taste like salt water to me. This tastes like HOMEMEAD soup. Just right in the salt department and it has a nice taste.

This soup was totally unedible. I took one taste and literally gagged. The onion powders and seasonings were soooo overpowering it was nauseating. My partner thought maybe it just needed salt, but he took one tiny taste and also almost vomited in the sink.

Even my son felt ill just from the smell of it being washed down the disposal. I hate throwing away expensive food, but this stuff is awful.

Amy’s Rustic Italian Vegetable is our family’s favorite soup! The taste is delicious. It is thicker than most soups but we enjoy it sort of stew-like. Water can be added to make it more soup-like without diluting the flavor too much.

I’d love to give this 5 stars, but it does contain quite a bit of sodium.

This is probably the best canned soup I have ever eaten. My next order will include 5 cans of it because of that. Will do my best to keep the pantry stocked with it. Overall, I’m not a fan of soups but this soup has changed that.

It’s thick and hearty (lives up to its name) and super delicious.

Delish! I love any flavor of soup Amy’s Kitchen has to offer. It’s full of chunky, flavorful ingredients versus other brands that are just watery and depressing. I’m a repeat buyer of these soups, they’re all good, be adventurous, I recommend trying them all.

I’ve been enjoying Amy’s Minestrone for years. I add a bit of chicken bone broth to it to give it a bit more nutritional punch. I ordered 12 cans, given Walmart’s excellent pricing. But the taste of this lot number if off.

I threw out one can and opened another. Exact same ‘off’ flavor. Then I found an older can in my cupboard. Opened and tasted that one. The usual, good flavor. I’m going to take the remaining 10 cans back to Walmart for a refund/replacement.

I will also reach out to Amy’s with the information on the lot number. I trust that this is a one-off and that I’ll be able to enjoy the soup again in the future. I trust the Amy’s brand overall. I will order again from Walmart when I’m sure they have a new lot number.

is actually my absolute favorite soup that I’ve ever tasted from a can. I always have this in my pantry. It not only tastes so yummy, but it reminds me of a similar homemade soup at a popular restaurant.

With every bite, it’s so savory and it’s not too chunky, but just the right texture. I have often paired this with a grilled cheese sandwich. Not only is this healthier cleaner eating with organic ingredients, but it’s lower in salt intake as well, and I promise you won’t miss the reduction in sodium! 😋.

This soup is delicious and also gluten and soy free. I buy it here to save money. The store price gouges enormously. The bad part is that these cans are shipped separated, unsecured and thrown into the box to slam around during transit.

I order 12 or 24 at a time. so they ought to be shipped as a secured case. NOPE. I take the chance still ordering here because customer service is good. It’s a hassle when cans are badly dented and smashed open, but I was able to get a refund to buy more.

I made this with half chicken & half beef stock. Sauted ground beef and onion as the base. Added fresh carrots, celery & a diced potato after first 15 minutes of simmer. Added one can of diced tomatoes and finished with peas as recipe suggested.

Simple & fast!.

This was the first frontier soup we purchased from Vitacost. We loved it and have purchased over 100 the the varieties. The soup is a balance between soup and stew. These are a dinner meal quality soup.

Order once. You’ll want many, many more.

This was the grossest vegetable soup mix I’ve ever had. Cheap ingredients (peas, corn, rice) and overpriced. Vitacost used to carry an organic vegetable soup blend from Frontier Organics that had all sorts of wonderful dried veggies in it.

This is definitely not that. Very disappointed.

I use your Vegetable Mix in everything from soups to meatloaf, even scrambled eggs (I do rehydrate them first) The list goes on from there. I do have a note about your use of OnTrac as your carrier. I turned in a damaged package report to them on 9/3/2022 for your order #1010989.

It was delivered on 9/2/2022 at 8:41PM. Disregarding notices to “Do Not Place Package Over Gate, place deliveries on pallet to right” and “push and hold button 2 seconds to ring bell in house”, Package was dropped over gate and no bell in house.

Our dogs are let out at 5:00AM each morning and they love cardboard boxes. They did not completely destroy the box but they did chew into and open a corner of the vegetable mix. The tomato powder was not harmed.

As of this writing I have not heard back from OnTrac. This is not the first time I have had a problem with them. Is it possible to use UPS instead?.

I have purchased this 3 times, each time I order a larger amount. I rehydrate this mix to add to nearly everything I make, Potato Salad, Pasta Salad, Meat Loaf, Omelets, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Turkey dressing.

you get the idea. I even put it in soup! This has the flavor and all of the benefits of my fresh herb garden plus it’s an excellent way to add more vegetables to your daily diet. It adds a beautiful texture and simply makes everything taste better.

Need fiber in my diet to ward off big GI problems. This mixture is a yummy way to get fiber. It’s delicious raw. I mix it into plain Greek yoghurt. I’m adding it to chili now. My sister almost cried when I told her about Delish VEGETABLE SOUP MIX.

She had chopped vegetables for 40 years. But for the next 40 years, she won’t need to.

When opened, these dehydrated veggies had a very potent, delectable aroma straight from the bag. Once reconstituted in soup, they made an excellent, well balanced, flavorful broth perfect for adding any meat.

I purchased additional lbs. for long-term storage in mylar bags.

Added to can of chicken and ate with crackers. Yum Added to plain rice. Again yum. The only draw back was that I ordered two bags and one was open upon arrival. We are still working on fixing this problem.

I really hope this gets fixed because I do like the product.

Love the option of having a vegetarian veggie soup at an affordable price. This soup has a mild tomatoey taste and includes some nice veggies. HOWEVER, there is no need to have so many starchy veggies – I wish Progresso would leave out the potatoes (barley is already included), and maybe to add to the healthiness, include spinach or beet greens.

There is some green leafy veggie in there (don’t know what) but the amount is SO SMALL, it’s not of any value. Also, the sodium could be replaced by more flavorful veggies. Overall, good effort compared to most offerings out there.

Just like you’d get in the supermarket but easier cause it will show up at your door. Progresso should reduce the salt. The salt content is too high. But they need to also improve the flavor of the remaining ingredients if they reduce the salt.

Have you tried the low salt soups. They tend to be pretty bad. But this soup is very tasty. Just like you recall if you purchased it at the store recently. The price is right too. Now-a-days coming in under $2.

00 is about all you can expect and this does that. Eat up! I did. Yum.

I usually make homemade soup but I wanted to have some veg soup on hand so I could quickly make a warm cup of soup. This has barley and some vegetables in a sort of thick tomato base and is ready to serve, 2 servings.

However for my personal taste I thinned it with some water and added some more spices. It’s very mildly flavored. Since it doesn’t have any meat I wouldn’t consider this a whole filling meal, but something small and warm when you want something light.

Being a single man, I’ve learn to adapt to cooking. First I don’t do anything major, as the local fire department has enough calls to contend with. A lot of nights dinner comes from a can. While these can be full of sodium, I cannot mess this up.

That alone is a great thing. Plus Campbells Sirloin Burger and Vegetables soup is pretty good. It’s not gourmet, but I can have this heated in two minutes. The pop the top by hand feature is awesome.

No more annoying can openers. I like the quality of the beef, and they don’t cheap you on the quantity of it either. There’s a good bit, plus the string beans, carrots, and other vegetables. It tastes quite fresh, and I think this is among the best from the company.

A lot of times I can get a can for $1. 50 on sale. That alone is a reason to celebrate, as this economy is causing one to be more mindful.

Reviewing the fantastic Marketside soup from Walmart. In the winter or on lazy days soup is my go to meal. Usually I choose Panera but with limited choices and high prices, I had to find an alternative.

Enter Marketside. This soup is so damn good!!! I was really taken aback. The other superlative, taste tested flavors are Parmesan Cauliflower, Lobster Bisque and this Kickin Chicken!!!! They have other flavors but these have my personal guarantee 😉 They taste like upscale restaurant soups and are found in the Walmart deli section.

Priced from $2. 87-$3. 87, they are more affordable and more tasty than Panera. I legit eat these 2-3 times a week. Any believers out there? Try it, totally recommend! #yummy #getitgetit.

We received the Campbell’s Chunky Spicy Chicken Noodle 18. 6oz because we enjoy Campbells chicken noodle soup, but wanted to try something with a little kick. While Campbell’s Chunky Spicy Chicken Noodle 18.

6oz has a kick to it, the heat of it isn’t excessive and it doesn’t overpower the other flavors in the soup. And what’s even better, our 19 month old loves the taste as well and he’s extremely picky when it comes to food.

We’re definitely glad that we got this Campbell’s Chunky Spicy Chicken Noodle 18. 6oz and will absolutely be purchasing it down the road as well.

I do like this, and I have stocked up on it when it was on offer because when the prices go up (as they are already doing) I will not be able to afford it. I have already found alternatives for other Heinz product that I am happy with; soup will follow! One thing that has always disappointed me about Heinz products is that they never invested in the equipment that allows cans to be stackable.

If Asda Smart Price cans can be stackable then why can’t Heinz? Too interested in their shareholders and their bank accounts, I think. good bye Heinz, I am off to cheaper but equally good pastures. It was nice knowing you.

I really like this soup which is a good thing it’s the only vegan option in the Big Soup’s. I can taste giant chunks of perfectly cooked vegetables in a smooth thick soup. I find it has enough salk but sometimes I add a dash of pepper, I enjoy cleaning the bowl with bread and (non-dairy) butter.

I buy every shop and encourage meat-eaters to give it a try! It’s about time soup manufactures re-did their recipes and removed the milk powder in some ie tomato, leek & potato etc.

I generally buy Asda’s own soups but grabbed some Heinz ones while they were on offer and I was shocked at how awful they are. First of all the texture is horribly gloopy and nothing like actual soup, then there’s the complete lack of lamb pieces and finally it all tastes of nothing except sugar.

I’ll be dropping the rest off at a local food bank and going back to the far superior Asda versions. Apologies in advance to the needy family who end up with my discarded Heinz tins.

Well, I’m not sure exactly but at 85p it is a brilliant quick and easy meal for if you’re not feeling too hungry, for if you need a little comfort food or for if you are having a light lunch. Couple with crusty bread and butter for a great and simple budget meal.

At 85p for a standard tin, this soup is available at practically every supermarket. Heinz have been a household brand for years and as a result have a large following of brand loyal customers including myself! Often on deals in large supermarkets like Tescos for four tins for £2 or in Poundland in snack size pots, you can always get a good value deal on this soup.

I have tried many different kinds of tomato soup, including those large “gourmet” plastic tubs you get in the chilled section of supermarkets and I can honestly say that I don’t like any of them as much as the Heinz cream of tomato soup.

Perhaps it is the creamy texture, as creamy textures often appeal to the majority of us due to the general nutritional values of products with creamy textures. In other words, its natures instinct to enjoy creamy products! I have had this soup for many years and it is best enjoyed in colder weather as a winter warmer or as a hot lunchtime treat when I’m bored of sandwiches and crave something hot.

–How to make–Soup from a tin is simple! Simply pour the can into a microwaveable vessel, preferably a bowl! Heat for 2 minutes (depending on the wattage of your microwave – check the instructions for more info on this) then take it out, give it a good stir then pop it back in for a minute.

If you have stored your soup in the fridge for freshness, then it will need longer than this to be heated through. However, it is storable for a very long time in any cupboard at room temperature. –How does the tomato compare to others in the range–I have only tried the cream of mushroom soup which I liked the first time I tried it, however the most recent time I tried it, I found it bland and watery and it tasted a bit like milk! Which wasn’t that nice! I can only blame this on having mushroom soup of superior qualityAbsolutely brilliant tomato soup, best tomato soup ever in my humble opinion! Prefer it to Heinz mushroom soup, they are great at tomatoey products it seems! I wouldn’t choose any other brand for tomato soup unless someone can recommend me a really nice one.

I doubt I could make tomato soup better myself so this wins. Easy to make and cheap, a real winner – 5 stars!.

Waitrose were out of their Chunky Minestrone tinned soup so had to buy Heinz tinned soup instead. Message from my husband “Waitrose version is far superior in flavour”. Only Waitrose Chunky Minestrone goes in the larder.

Recommend this product is neither Yes or No.

Despite it looking unappetising it was absolutely delicious and would recommend it. I’m a student and traded one of my tomato soups for a can of my flatmate’s leek and potato soup and actually preferred it! The only downfall is the way it looks, adding a herb to give it some colour or leaving larger chunks rather than medium-sized ones would make it look better.

Would definitely buy again.

This is my favorite pea soup. It’s tasty and hearty. I usually add sliced carrots to the pan while heating the soup and then a dollop of sour cream after I ladle it into my bowl. I tried the low sodium pea soup, but it didn’t have enough flavor.

This is a very good vegetarian pea soup for those of us who don’t want meat or artificial flavor added. I’ve shopped around and Walmart currently has the lowest price for this brand soup, although my local store has a very limited selection.

There is something so comforting about opening up a can of Campbell’s and enjoying the soup you have eaten since childhood. My Gramma always combined one can of tomato soup and one can of vegetable soup (with one can of water and one can of milk) and called it “Special Alphabet Soup” and my sister and I were crazy about it.

We really thought it was a top-secret-special recipe that only our Gramma Nita knew! My twin sister and I would sit at our tiny, chunky plastic Fisher-Price table and chairs and our Gramma would pretend we were at a diner and come over to take our order.

She would pretend to smack her gum while impatiently tapping her foot and hold a pencil and a little notepad waiting and ready to take our “order”. Of course, we always ordered our “Special Alphabet Soup” but she played along every time and we loved it.

As I got older she didn’t play “Diner” as much anymore but she was still always there and ready for a chat and to make me some of my favourite alphabet soup. From staying home from school sick or after an argument with my best friend or even after my first big break up from my first boyfriend, Gramma Nita was always there for me and so was her alphabet soup.

I know it sounds cheesy and silly but it was such a fond memory of my childhood and became like a security blanket I could always come back to. I know the thing that really comforted me was my Gramma and the soup was just an expression of her love but it always has been and always will be so special to me.

My Gramma Nita passed away a couple years ago and needless to say it has been one of the hardest things I have ever gone through. I still miss her so much every day but I can always find comfort and remember her with joy and love with the simple act of making a bowl of Special Alphabet Soup.

Back when I was a kid about 35 years ago, campbells mushroom soup with milk was actually very yummy. It was definitely less goopy (though it came out the shape of the can), had a ton more mushrooms, took a while to liquify into soup, and had a very deep mushroom flavor.

Add a bit of fresh rice and it was a wonderful meal I looked forward to after school. Now 35 years later I’ve tried three versions, original, healthy request and this one. I believe with whole milk the fat free one is the closest to the original taste as I could get but the mushroom flavor is really muted, not as rich and even with whole milk the base is completely watered down.

Still, it will have to do as nearly everyone uses it for casseroles these days and they want a mushroom free version. (don’t listen to them, there’s already no chunks of mushrooms anymore!) I think Campbells should create casserole only condensed “soups” with no mushroom chunks and cater it completely for casserole use only.

Then they should create bonafide shroom heavy condensed soups which load up on shrooms, flavor and richness. I would be happy to pay more for a premium version of my childhood memories and I think it would appease the casserole people happier.

Campbell’s is a great brand and well trusted company. I like using most of their varieties of canned soups. However, the vegetable soup is a total miss. It tastes too salty and has a “fake” taste. I’m sure it’s also made with quality ingredients just like the rest of their soups, but for me the vegetable soup is not good.

I still rated this a three because it may just be my personal preference, because mostly everything that Campbell’s makes is actually good. Just not this vegetable soup. I will not buy the vegetable soup again.

Other flavors of Campbell’s soup I will continue to buy, just not the vegetable.

If you’re a vegetarian, this is a great soup for you because the broth ISN’T a meat broth like other vegetable soups. It’s got pasta, potatoes and veggetables and I don’t mind all the broth. I don’t care for the potatoes and wish there were more vegetables than pasta and potatoes because it’s called vegetable soup.

Not a big fan of the potatoes, could do without. It’s high in sodium, the entire can contains 1350g but has 7g protein. It’s a quick and easy meal and the can has a pull tab to make it easy to open.

What I love about this product is it is so fast and easy to make. There are so many different flavors and honestly, it is a great addition to a hot grilled cheese or a nice loaf of bread. Sometimes my kids love it and sometimes they even want it alone as a meal.

Usually, the products are cheap and affordable. If you want a great addition to any side that tastes like it took hours then this is the product for you and not just this flavor, trust me this product will not steer you wrong.

I love this soup; as a non-meat eater, I have been buying it for years as it’s my favourite’go-to’ for a quick and easy lunch. It seemed to disappear from the shelves for some time recently but I was very relieved to see it back! I do have a suspicion that there are fewer lentils in it these days but I still find it tasty and satisfying.

good quality thick soup quite filling and really nice flavour but I usually spice it up a bit by adding dried chilli flakes when cooking, I just like things spicy. It is easy to prepare ring pull so no faffing about with can openers,great for warming up after being out on a cold day.

94 calories per half can I always eat a whole can, 188 calories, who opens a can of soup and only eats half oh, I will just have this tiny portion and decant the rest into a tub and put it in the fridge for later I think not, I wish manufacturers would give nutritional info for sensible portion sizes.

I had a 45g packet of nuts yesterday that gave nutritional info per 25g portion so I had 1. 8 portions it is just as well I like mental arithmetic. Anyway, none of this is really relevant to the quality of the soup which is good.

Amazon pantry is great when ordering in bulk I get all the heavy stuff sent to my door and just use the supermarket for fresh stuff.

Received my order yesterday, thank you so much for the prompt shipping! Everything was very fresh, very beautifully packaged and I’ll add this in case anyone is wondering, all ingredients and directions and suggestions and possible allergies, etc.

are typed on the back of each of the white cards. This is a Christmas gift for someone so I haven’t tried any of them, but I have no doubt they are incredible! I’ll update my review after I get feedback from the recipients (a couple in their early 80’s).

I bought 14 soups and 2 dips based on the reviews and pictures and am very happy. Depending on the rest of my Christmas funds, I’m hoping to order more for gifts and feel that certainly for in the future as well.

Thank you so much for everything! Darla.

We haven’t tried them yet but they arrived within 2-3 business days and came beautifully packaged! They look fantastic! We are giving some as gifts and the presentation is wonderful!

Shipment was amazingly fast to Alaska and unfortunately I didn’t buy soups for myself and I instantly regretted it the moment all the aromas exited the cute packaging….thanks!! I’ll be back

Would give this a 0, if possible. Was so disappointed. My husband who will eat anything, absolutely refused to eat this !!! Most unappetizing bowl of soup imaginable. Looked totally murky and brown with bits of red here and there (peppers, would guess).

Just the visual discouraged tasting. I did eat a very small bowl; the flavors were as murky and muddy as the appearance. I put my husbands uneaten bowl outside for the varmints; we have a variety. They wouldn’t eat it either.

Had to toss it; I hate wasting food. Going to give the second box to our vegan friends for their opinion, for the above mentioned is just an OPINION and others might find this soup very good. Surely will not consider purchasing again for us.

Thanks.

I enjoyed this soup. It has original flavor and is very nutritious. Soup is good food. Thanks.

I really like that Pacific does not used cans for their soup, and instead uses a more natural packaging (based off of what they advertise). The veggie quinoa soup is delicious and perfect for a night when I need a quick comfort food.

The soup has a lower sodium count than many other grocery store soups, however, it also doesn’t have a super strong flavor. it is a bit bland. Would still recommend.