Asda Good For You Carrot and Coriander Soup

I love home made carrot soup, either carrot and lentil or carrot and coriander. For convenience though I have to settle for shop bought when I take soup to work for my lunch. I'm also limited as I refuse to purchase soups for lunch that are calorie laden especially when it is carrot soup! I was extremely pleased when I came across the Adsa Good For You Carrot and Coriander Soup when browsing the aisles; even better that it was a fresh soup and not a canned soup. ***Packaging *** The soup comes in a 600g plastic tub. The lid lifts off and can be put back on if you decide like me to put half back in the fridge and eat for lunch ...  Read the complete review

If you've read my Baxters Chicken Noodle Soup review ten you'll know that I'm someone who doesn't have a big appetite, so soup is always a great choice for me as it's filling, cheap and healthy. Score! This flavour of soup is one that I've been eating regularly for about 9 months now, but whilst in Asda, I came across a one I had never seen before. Asda Good For You Carrot and Coriander Soup. Time to try a new brand of my favourite flavour! This soup comes in a 600g plastic tub, which is around 6.5inches tall. The label is a yellowy - orange colour with white, yellow and green accents and a picture of the soup and main ingredients on the front, with the Asda ...  Read the complete review

Browsing the aisles in Asda, I noticed their Good for you Carrot and Coriander Soup. I love the taste of coriander, I always shove loads in curries and I buy garlic and coriander naan breads quite regularly as well, so I was interested to try this. ~Packaging~ The packaging of the one I bought is different from the one above, as I bought a standard tin. The picture shows an appetising bowl of the soup, and the 'Good for you' logo is a lot more subtle being up in the top corner in a flower shape - great if you don't want people to know you're dieting as it's so subtle. ~Heating it~ The soup can be either heated on the hob over a ...  Read the complete review

I have just had this fresh soup for my lunch. I have to say I am not its biggest fan. This soup is fresh, and so if opened has to be eaten within 48 hours or it starts growing mould as I found out with a mushroom soup a few weeks ago. I am a fan of fresh soup, it tastes loads better than soup from a can and usually tastes less synthetic. This soup cost me about £1 at full price, although I think if you buy it nearer its sell buy date then you could get it on special offer. It comes in a big plastic tub, enough to feed about 3 people I think, as I tried to eat a bowl full and only managed half a bowl. Its very filling, and I had 2 pieces ...  Read the complete review