Batchelors Slimasoup, Chicken Noodle and Vegetable

Batchelor's Slimasoups come in a number of flavours, but this (and the broccoli and cauliflower) is definitely my favourite. Bathchelors soups definitely beat their supermarket own-brands in terms of consistency when mixed up with hot water - the tesco ones I've found to be way to gelatinous, and the sainsbury's ones don't seem to dissolve properly, so I always opt for this brand even though it's a bit more expensive. I love the chicken noodle and vegetable one because you get lots of nice pasta bits in it (wait a few minutes for them to get properly soft though), as well as bits of sweetcorn and carrot. These are a great mid-morning filler, easy to make in the office, ...  Read the complete review

Having tried the powdered Batchelors Slimasoup Minestrone and not liked it, but similarly having tried the Asda Own Brand Chicken and veg soup and liked it, I thought I would see if I was a fan of Batchelors Chicken noodle and veg. The soup come sin powdered form and, as it is slimasoup, it has a very low calorific content, under 60 calories for the cup. Each packet will make one cup of soup, and with the weather turning towards an early winter, I am on a quest to find a soup that warms me and tastes great. The smell on adding the boiling water to this is quite nice. I'm still a little unsure of the whole powdered chicken in a soup concept, but the less I ...  Read the complete review

As an avid dieter I am always looking for products that are low in fat but high in satisfaction. Also due to time restrictions on my breaks at work, (I only get 15 minutes), I need something that is quick, delicious and reasonably filling that can literally be thrown down my throat without the time consuming chewing! The product I will now review is "Bachelors' slim a soup, chicken noodle and vegetable". ~~~~~~ THE PACKAGING ~~~~~~ Each box of cup a soups contains four paper packets of soup, these are housed within a cardboard box that in my opinion is far to big for the contents within. I feel a tiny rant coming ...  Read the complete review