Knorr Professional Tomato Soup Mix, 200 Portions (Makes 34 Litres)

Great for when it's cold, not too sweet or bitter like some tomato soups.As long as you stir it properly while adding water there should be no lumps.Enjoyed as a bowl or cup of soup.Great value

This was got for my brother who was sadly at end of life care. He didn't fancy food so when he asked me to get him some I was more than happy to order as he was gonna try something. He said it reminded him from younger years when he tried it an hoped it would be just as nice. Well ypu didnt dissapoint he wouldn't stop having it as he could make it to how he likes it thicker or thinner. He said the tastes was amazing an even reccomended it to anyone that would listen.. So the review was from my brother when he had it prior.

The tub arrived in good order and with the seal intact, easy to stir into a mug and is a satisfying change from my winter Bovril malarkey. There is a lot for a single person to consume, but I'll manage it come June 2024!I spice mine up with Worcestershire Sauce, I buy the additive in 4-litre containers, the one I now have has an expiry date of May 2025. Also bought via Amazon Prime at least half the price of the standard bottle equiv. would amount to. VBW x

Smashing big tub means making up servings of any size is easy. Tasty and cost-effective, especially when on sale for under £21. Try with a pinch of curry powder or cayenne to warm your cockles during the winter months!!

Good value and taste always has been with this soup especially tomato flavour easy to make.

Full of tomato flavour

Fantastic taste refer to my mushroom review I feel tge same except its tomato and lovely I shall buy again wish the tub was not half empty and had a scoop I can't realy fault it I must buy other flavours hope they do oxtail soup

The bucket was smaller than anticipated, but that's a plus since it takes up less room. The taste is tomato-like as it should be, though very different from Heinz and other tinned tomato soups. There's a nice tang to it and it's moderately creamy. A serving is approximately a teaspoon, though I don't settle for 'one serving' for myself. Instead I have two servings with the same (or a little bit more) water, for a much thicker consistency. Reflectively, I'm expecting to get 100 servings out of the tub rather than 200. A single serving is more of a 'cup-a-soup- style - more liquidy and easier to pour into the mouth. In a bowl, a prefer this double serving style, nice and thick to dip bread into. Regardless of what serving measure you use, this is well worth the money...and a reputable brand too. Recommended!