Baxters Spicy Parsnip Soup

I am a huge soup fan and I tend to love smooth, rich and flavoursome soups in the main. I tend to buy alot of Heinz soups and if I'm a bit flush I will indulge myself with a Convent Garden offering! Recently I spotted this and I simply adore parsnips and costing 93p a can in my local Sainsbury's store I decided to give it a whirl as I really did fancy it! The Packaging: The soup comes in a 415g can with a ring-pull to the top of it and around the can it has a light green label. On the front of the label there is a photograph of the soup and I'm told it is Baxters Vegetarian Spicy Parsnip Soup and that it contains no artificial colours, flavours or ...  Read the complete review

Wow...Spicy Parsnip soup is amazing. Intro I first came across this soup when I was in Tesco a few weeks ago. I was on a so called 'dreaded diet', so looking for something healthy, I picked this can up. Vegetarian was the first word that jumped out at me and I immediately had an urge to try it. Spicy Parsnip also sound really tasty and quite uncommon. The Product This soup is manufactured by Baxter's who have a very good reputation in the food industry. Firstly, the packaging is great because what I find most annoying on cans is the lid. If I ever have to get out the can opener it is a disaster and I probably would end up with ...  Read the complete review

If you read some of my latest reviews you a)know that I'll go travelling again soon and b) that therefore I'm doing my best to eat healthy to get fit and in shape. My latest idea was to have a vegetable soup for lunch at work - let's give it a try! I've always been a big fan of soup but with the exception of pepper/tomato soup I've never managed to cook anything that was worth keeping. Tinned soups are an easy solution, too easy if you ask me. Most don't taste anything like they promise on the label, are full of artificial flavours/colours or preserving agents and inferior products. Baxter's Carrot & Coriander soup was the first one I tried ...  Read the complete review