Frontier Soups Homemade In Minutes Connecticut Cottage Chicken Noodle Soup, 4.5-Ounce Bags (Pack of 4)

I love these soups and love to find them on sale. They are always delicious and not full of junk. Just like homemade!

We just tried this for the first time this week and it is really good. It smells fantastic cooking and true story , my husband brought this to work with him and everyone wanted to go to a local chain to eat so he went with them and asked if the place could heat it for him and they did. Everyone that came in said it smelled so good in there and asked to order whatever it was. Its easy to make and quick and I have it on auto delivery now.

We love this soup. We make this with a 28 oz. can of chicken that we get from mredepot.com (which we find to be very good quality), and we add, in addition to the dried veggies and noodles in the package, another cup or so of dried vegetables (we use the JustVeggies kind from Amazon) and another cup or two of noodles, and we nearly double the amount of chicken broth called for in the recipe. That much chicken and the added dry ingredients make for a delicious, thick, stew-like soup that is always a big hit.

I loved the tomato basil soup and the lentil sausage soups. However I ordered 4 of the chicken noodle and was very disappointed in the flavors and the soup itself. The others were great!

So easy, so tasty. Left over chicken or pulled chicken from a grocery store rotisserie. Melt two tablespoons butter with the seasoning packet and veggies, then add 6 cups broth, bring to a boil, add chicken, simmer, add gf noodles packet and cook for another 8 minutes and you have a wonderful snack, dinner or lunch. I usually make two packages using an entire rotisserie chicken. My two teens can eat down one batch by themselves - usually as a snack - before dinner.

This is a ways from homemade, but for a quick lunch it's miles better than canned and doesn't seem so salty like other packaged soup mixes. I like the freedom to easily add whatever is on hand to make it a bit more substantial...or eat as is. NIce product for really quick chicken soup, but no replacement for the real thing.

I've been a fan of the Frontier soup mixes for at least 3 years, and their chicken noodle and tortilla soups are two favorites. No it probably won't taste like your homemade, but there is nothing to keep you from adding personal touches as so many reviewers said they did in their write-ups. I found the reviews complaining about a salty taste (Really?) or that the broth wasn't clear (too many green things floating in it) hysterical. Obviously these folks a) don't read instructions, b)don't read or understand the ingredients list, or c)a combination of the two previous items. I recommend this as a best choice not just for closest to fresh homemade, but also for it's low salt content and the gluten-free pastas. Frontier also offers a chicken stew mix which is much heartier than their soup option, if you crave a more substantial meal. And yes, you do have to add some kind of liquid and usually a protein. If that is too many steps for you, there is always canned soup,though last time I checked, unless it is a single serving, you still have to add a liquid to canned soup too. ;-)

Don't waste your money or your chicken broth this is not like any chicken noodle soup I've ever tasted in my life the worst arrangement of and spices some chewy stuff that gets caught in your teeth don't even want to know what that is I feel ripped offTwice because I wasted a good chicken broth on this horrible soup mix and I have two more packages of it but I'm just going to throw them away because there's no point to even try it