Icy weather is gripping the country and all over Great Britain homes are ringing to the sound of bubbling soup cauldrons. If you recycle the cans and fill the saucepan with the soup before the family sit down to enjoy it then it is possible that you could pass off Heinz soup as your own! Heinz have been producing good quality soup for as many years as I can remember. The taste of Heinz tomato soup cannot be equalled ( in my humble opinion ). What is it that Heinz soups have that other brands don't? The supermarket giants all have their own brands of soup on the shelves and those include the discount brands that cost far less than Heinz. However I cannot justify buying ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Lentil soup comes from their classic range. It makes a lovely soup for a cold winter's day but I ate some for my lunch today, even though the temperature reached 31 degrees. It is especially nice as it's such a warming soup but, I also have this when I'm in a hurry so need something quick to eat for my lunch. I find that this particular soup, more than most others, makes a meal with nothing other than bread to accompany it. This makes it a quick meal but very satisfying. Today I had sliced, lightly buttered bread with it and, yes, I did dip the bread into the soup! Crusty bread also goes with this very well. It also makes an ideal starter and is ...  Read the complete review

I am not big on tinned soups, I feel they lack quality and certainly the goodness you get from a pot of homemade soup, but that said I do often turn to a tin of soup for a quick snack rather than a packet of crisps or some other type of junk food when hunger sets in. Tinned soup for me had to be Heinz but recently I have tried a few others due to Heinz being so bloody expensive, it is an unbelievable 84p for a tin of Heinz soup in Tesco, compared to 52p for Granny`s and only 39p for Tesco`s own soup which is not half bad. I recently bought a few tins of Heinz in Asda though as they were doing 5 tins for £2 which is a great offer. Last night I sat ...  Read the complete review

If you are like me and are usually on the go - you will find it handy to have a couple of tinned soups in your cupboard. The advantage of tinned soup is obviously the convenience factor. Minimum preperation and minimum effort is required to have a meal ready in a short space of time. ***Preperation** Heinz Lentil Soup has a ring pull lid, and if you have a microwave at work you can therefore take it along without having to worry about hunting out a can opener. Many supermarket own brands of soup do not come with a ring pull lid, so if this is an issue, it may be worth paying a little more for the Heinz brand. It will take about five ...  Read the complete review

I am a vegetarian and this Heinz Lentil Soup is my favourite in their 'Classic' range of soups. I often find this hard to come by in my local supermarket in the summer months, possibly because it is considered to be a 'winter warmer' kind of soup. Availability wise though, the 400g sized tin (priced at around 60p) is sold by most supermarkets. The red label on the tin is branded with the gold Heinz logo and there is a picture of the soup on the front of the tin which is an accurate depiction of the way it looks. The soup is described as being a "thick, hearty blend of red lentils, carrots and potatoes". Other information on the label includes ...  Read the complete review