Sometime you just run out of time and even though you try your best to make homemade food, particularly soups, so at least you know what is in them, it isn't always possible. I very rarely buy cuppa soups but stretched for time one weekend I was running through Morrisons and saw the range of Ainsley Harriott Cup Soups. The first one to grab my eye was Szechuan Hot and Sour as my husband loves hot and sour soup, so feeling a bit guilty (I have often earned my living by cooking) I popped it in the basket. Well we loved it ,full of taste and just on the edge of my hotometer rating, any hotter and I can't eat it. The next weekend ,not feeling as guilty, they were ...  Read the complete review

Well I have had a similar experience to the above writer, I never really buy cup-a soups but the orange packet stood out at the supermarket and I just love Lentils!As soon as I poured the water in I knew it wasn't going to be good. I expected a lot of lentils, but like the other review I think I only counted 2 or 3 at the most.It tasted full of processed spices and really no lentil flavour at all, I was quite hungry so I stirred in some salt, sour cream, cheese and some spinach and I managed to finish it off. My advice is to not buy this product at all, it is awful!

Being self employed and working from home sounds great but if I'm not careful by the time my customers have finished calling me during their lunch hours, I can forget about having anything for lunch myself. So I need something quick and nutritious (and unfortunately due to a medical condition it also needs to very low fat) and so soup and bread usually fits the bill. Normally I make up a couple of soups over the weekend and freeze them for my lunch in the week but on the particular occasion I tried this product we had been away for the weekend so I hadn't had time. So I popped out to peruse my supermarket's range of cuppa soups and saw the striking orange ...  Read the complete review