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SOUP, 911

K, Breaking out the fine china for soup tomorrow. I have $94.43 of BariatricPal soup in my cart. Should I finish the purchase? ..do you like BariatricPal soup????? THANKS IN ADVANCE ;)

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Why buy something you can make yourself. Homemade soups are far tastier than any you can buy and they are so easy to make.

All you need is stock, veggies , herbs and spices and a blender of some kind.

Pumpkin

Cauliflower

Broccolli

Tomato

let your imagination run riot

it is not only less expensive to make your own soup it is healthier. I bought some soups and not $100 worth, far less and I can tell you I still have more than 1/2 left

I tend not to buy from the site. I make my own using my crock pot or Instant pot. The ones you can buy tend to have too much sodium or even soy. Soy is bad for me since I have PCOS. I make soups and then freeze them in individual containers. I pop one out for lunch for work or even dinner.

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Make your own soup, AND put some BariatricPal soup on the shelf. Sometimes it's nice to have a variety of flavors in an on the go package.

Homemade soup is a staple at my house. Loves it! Veggie, split pea, bean, crock pot leftover soup, chicken....

But it's awfully handy to have some soups in the cupboard that are grab and go.

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I'm not sure, but I have purchased a lot myself to tide myself over the first month. Surgery in a couple months. Hope someone comes along and has a review of them. I have heard that unjury makes the best chicken soup. Good luck!

6 hours ago, gabybab said:

I'm not sure, but I have purchased a lot myself to tide myself over the first month. Surgery in a couple months. Hope someone comes along and has a review of them. I have heard that Unjury makes the best chicken Soup. Good luck!

I’ve tried the Unjury chicken soup. It’s ok. Not the best I’ve ever had. I just ordered the cream of broccoli from BP.

I was forced to buy about 200 worth of food from my surgeon's office. I ended up throwing most of it away. Maybe its just me but I found the soups and shakes to be gritty and bland. Huge waste of money in my opinion. If I were you, I would buy a container of protein powder and add it to homemade soups.

Do you guys add protein powder to your soups? Or do you blend meat and other sources of protein in?

I'm still in the full liquid stage (Stage 2) but I'm getting sick of the protein powder flavor if I add it to my soup ( I use an unflavored one but it still has that aftertaste)

Any tips would be appreciated! :)

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15 minutes ago, vsgnewbie77 said:

Do you guys add Protein Powder to your Soups? Or do you blend meat and other sources of Protein in?

I'm still in the full liquid stage (Stage 2) but I'm getting sick of the protein powder flavor if I add it to my Soup ( I use an unflavored one but it still has that aftertaste)

Any tips would be appreciated! :)

Hi vsgnewbie. I did blend a can of chicken noodle soup in the blender. It tasted pretty good!

2 minutes ago, Georgetown said:

Hi vsgnewbie. I did blend a can of chicken noodle Soup in the blender. It tasted pretty good!

Glad to hear- I just might do the same . Thank you! :)

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On 10/29/2018 at 8:11 PM, Creekimp13 said:

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Make your own Soup, AND put some BariatricPal soup on the shelf. Sometimes it's nice to have a variety of flavors in an on the go package.

Homemade soup is a staple at my house. Loves it! Veggie, split pea, bean, crock pot leftover soup, chicken....

But it's awfully handy to have some Soups in the cupboard that are grab and go.

OMGosh THanks for the fabulous soup pics YUUUUM!!!!! :D

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Great advice too I will buy some, just not as much lol. Creek Thanks again!!!

9 hours ago, vsgnewbie77 said:

Do you guys add Protein powder to your Soups? Or do you blend meat and other sources of protein in?

I'm still in the full liquid stage (Stage 2) but I'm getting sick of the protein powder flavor if I add it to my Soup ( I use an unflavored one but it still has that aftertaste)

Any tips would be appreciated! :)

I added various types of beans or legumes and then blended them

4 hours ago, elcee said:

I added various types of Beans or legumes and then blended them

Ooh that's a good idea. Thank you! :)

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