New Covent Garden Chicken Mulligatawny Soup Reviews
Product Type: New Covent Garden Sauces / Soups
Newest Review: ... quality of these varies considerably, and I have always found that buying these New Covent Garden fresh soups is probably the ... more
... best way to go. You can really taste the difference between these and tinned soups, making them feel more like a home made meal and less like a ready prepared option.
I really like the New Covent Garden soup range and have tried lots of different varieties, though unfortunately, they are a little expensive at around £1.80 for a 600g carton. Supermarkets often have them on offer though and I managed to pick up a few recently for just £1 each. They usually have a decent shelf life (check carton for dates) and can usual...more
by - written on 05/04/10 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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New Covent Garden Chicken Mulligatawny Soup Description: Manufacturer: New Covent Garden / Type: Soups http://www.newcoventgardenfood.com Anyone reading any of my earlier reviews will know by now that I am trying to lose a few pounds (well 5 to be exact) which I put on over the festive season. Because I work shifts, I often find myself snacking on the wrong things at the wrong times, so am trying to avoid this by eating sensible meals which fill me up and help me prevent snacking. This has been going quite well and now, I am hoping to maintain my weight by continuing to watch what I eat. I love to make my ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/02/10 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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New Covent Garden are now a well-known fresh soup and risotto brand. One of my favourites from their (now massive!) range is the hearty Chicken Mulligatawny. Chicken Mulligatawny is an Anglo-Indian recipe, bringing the curry-style, spiced flavours of traditional Asian curries with hearty elements of Western soups. New Covent Garden's version is a delicious, thick, proper winter warmer of a soup. ~*~* Where to buy and packaging *~*~ The soup is only available in the larger, 600g carton (being two servings). The carton is a Tetrapak-style design, which I always find quite hard to open (not peeling open easily), so I find that I need to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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This soup is wonderful, just writing a review about it is making me hungry! I love it on cold overcast days as its really comforting and warming. Its quiet expensive at £2.19 a carton (I get mine from Sainsburys) but it's definitely worth the extra - it's thick, full of chunks of chicken and potato, and is really filling. It's mildly spice - by that I mean it's full of flavour, and hints of Indian cooking, but it isn't hot spicy. Each carton has 2 good servings. According to the green light system on the packet it is low fat (7.2g) and sugar (4.5g), and medium saturated fat (5.1g) and salt (1.2g), and its 215 calories for a half carton. Also, as it's a New ... Read the complete review
