Lipton Soup Secrets Instant Soup Mix For a Warm Bowl of Soup Extra Noodle Soup Made With Real Chicken Broth Flavor 4.9 oz 2 ct, Pack of 12

Love this pack of 12 boxes of Lipton extra noodle soup! No extra trips to the store, scouring grocery shelves looking for out of stock soup. My SIL & I both love Lipton's extra noodle soup so there's plenty on hand. Extra Noodle is one of the few soups that has that old fashioned TRUE chicken flavor. I had a craving for a brand named canned chicken noodle soup that I hadn't had for years and it has changed drastically. Zero chicken flavor. Lipton tastes exactly as it did when I was a child (I'm 65). Love that it's so easy to prepare. Not thick, not chunky, rather more like homemade chicken soup. You can add extra chicken, veggies, but it's delicious as is. Filling, but light enough not to make you feel stuffed. Goes great with anything. Always fresh, excellent quality in a box. 100% recommend.

What is there to say, but I bought this when I was heavily sick with C****d. I still have several more boxes, and I'm so happy I bought them. I eat them when I feel the itch, and they scratch the spot. The extra noodle is just to make sure I get more bang for my buck. Literally, worth the price to not have to keep buying the single boxes.

Love this double noodle Lipton soup , set for the winter with this case

So, we have three kids and otherwise busy lives, and I have to confess to eating... poorly. Suffice to say, frozen pizza or a tub of ice cream could do for dinner more often than I'd like to admit. Fifteen years of living like this made me quite chubby. But I recently realized that it's not going to end well, came to my senses, and lost about 60 pounds over the past 7 months. Somewhere halfway through, I figured that the only way to stay skinny is to come up with a better selection of tasty snacks and meals that don't pack 1,000 kcal per serving - but that are still realistic given our habits. As a part of that effort, I ended up ordering half a dozen different chicken noodle soups from Amazon =) While instant soups are probably not the most nutritious of foods, they are tasty, take 2 minutes to prepare, and keep you full - so, they sure make a great alternative to pizza and such. Anyway, the bottom line is that this mix is definitely the best :-) It has a mild but pleasant taste that is precisely what you would expect in a fresh soup, comes loaded with pretty good noodles (again, if you give them 3-5 minutes, they rehydrate to a point where they taste just like fresh), and is just about 80 calories. I'm not sure what the "noodlegate" in earlier reviews is about, but I have nothing to complain about. Well, the only minor annoyance is that the soup comes in bags that make about 3 cups each. You need to measure about 2-3 tablespoons by hand to make a single serving, but this is tricky, because the soup powder settles at the bottom of the bag - be sure to stir thoroughly first! Slightly confusingly, Lipton also sels "Noodle Soup" (green label), which tastes the same but has fewer noodles (and just 50 kcal - not a huge difference, actually); and "Chicken Noodle" (light blue label), which comes with freeze-dried diced meat. I think the "Extra Noodle" variety is best.

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