KnorrCup Soup vegetable potage Variety box 20 bags Japanese Edition

Super easy delicious soup for emergencies. I always keep a few packs in my lunch box for work. The potato mushroom is so fantastic and I'm not ususally a fan of mushroom soups. The corn is incredible, so flavorful. As for the tomato, I was spoiled by my mother's canning making homemade tomato soup my entire life. But this is a close second for flavor and my backup when I really need some tomato soup and have already wiped out what my mother and I made for the year.You control the thickness, I find that the 150 ml is more of a guideline and you can make it a bit thicker or thinner as you please. If 1 pack isn't enough then use 2. Considering the prices of canned soups it still equals out pretty well and takes up way less space than a bunch of cans.I find that none of the flavors end up gritty, always very creamy and just warms you right up.

I really like this soup. Japanese know how to make corn soup.

A little pricey for the amount you get but the taste and convenience is great. Love these and will be buying more.

I live in a middle of almost nowhere in the US. Saw an ad of the soup online and suddenly carved for the corn soup I used to have growing up back in Japan. Found this, only knew the corn soup and the tomato and mushroom soups are new to me, but they are all good.The box was a bit damaged because the box was barely fit in my apartment mailbox, but the products are good for 7 more months.The box says it's for online (not available in store) and the per packet price may be higher, but it's not bad for those who live in middle of nowhere.Just a friendly reminder, tomato soup can be served immediately after stirring for 15 sec, but the other two need to sit for a minute until they're ready. It's mentioned on the box.

These instant soups are very tasty and the textures are nice and creamy. I believe the labeling is in Polish, so be ready for that. Also be ready for a few flavors that aren't in the usual American soup-of-the-day rotation, including beet and onion. Oh, and pickle.... yeah. Haven't tried that one yet, but the rest are really good. We'll be buying this collection again.Last thing; these are, of course, powdered soups. You'll need to stir them well to avoid clumps. I use a tin aa-battery-powered hand-held drink mixer someone gave me; you might grab one for yourself for $5 or whatever.

Expires in 1 week of receiving and gave me a stomach ache after trying one.

Very tasty and convenient. I mix it with about 8oz of hot water and microwave for 30 seconds, I like it hot. Not as a meal but a little snack, it’s full filling. The best of all, it’s not in a tin can.

These are small packets of dry soup. It came wrapped in thin cellophane packaging. It does not arrive in a secure box. Servings are 5 ounces. I believe it’s over priced.