Favourite Tinned Soup?

[Archie_tect]

I like Baxter's Tomato Soup more than Heinz.

 

[Keith Oates]

There's no accounting for taste !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[upsidedown]

Baxters Highlanders broth with loads of White pepper.

 

[Fnaar]

Heinz tomato. Hss to be Heinz, unless it's cuppa soup, in which case Lidl cheap and cheerful does me at work.
I also make my own soups quite a lot... my carrot soup has drawn admiring comments, and my chicken soup is rather good too!

 

[Speicher]

I like Baxter's Tomato Soup more than Heinz.

I agree, it is not as sweet as Heinz.

 

[Archie_tect]

I'm always aware of that 'Heinz' taste in all their soups, it's hard to explain but it might just be the water or the basic ingredients they use, particularly their gloopy Chicken one!

 

[tyred]

Campbell's condensed Scotch Broth with crusty bread

 

[accountantpete]

It was Baxters Cream Of Leek but the price of their tins has rocketed and that particular product seems to have been discontinued - so up yours Baxters.

 

[numbnuts]

not tinned, but I like Batchelors cup a soup

 

[vernon]

I don't often eat tinned soup, but Heinz Cream of Tomato is still good stuff.

+ 1

You can even get customised cans of Heinz Tomato Soup.

Read about it here

 

[MontyVeda]

Heinz soups seem to have been on 2-4-1 offers recently and being a person who largely only buys the offer, have indulged in a quite a few of late.... all crap I'm afraid.

I used to like them, but not having had them for a while, they seem to all taste of 'tin' these days

 

[Paulus]

For me it has to Heinz Tom soup. Or maybe New Covent Garden Minestrone with crusty bread.

 

[Cubist]

*pulls colly to one side and explains that heinz oxtail soup isn't anywhere near as good as it used to. Be- its gone all greasy and mingin*

I bought a can only last week, hoping to relive that almost fiery burst of meaty flavours. Talk about disappointed. I blame the salt nazis.

Nowadays it has to be Heinz Cream of Chicken or Mushroom. Equal footings in my eyes, but both need salt and pepper.

 

[Yellow Fang]

Quite like Baxters lentil soup these days.

 

[ASC1951]

.. Lidl cheap and cheerful does me at work.

As tinned soups go, Lidl's own brand is excellent. They may taste slightly odd to start with, but that's because they are much lower in salt and sugar than Heinz and the others. Lidl's lentil soup (39p!) makes a cracking mulligatawny - stir in some Patak curry paste, half a tin of Natco chopped saag, a bit of water, a squeeze of a lemon...

I'm with you on the home made soup, though, Fnaar. It's coming to the time of year where the stock-pot reappears on the stove.