Amy’s Soup, Vegan Lentil Soup, Light in Sodium, Gluten Free, Made With Organi...

Amy's Lentel soup is better than homemade, also it is lower in Sodium than regular soup. I just absolutely Love it. It is worth the money and healthy also very convenient. I eat is all summer long, it doesn't matter how hot it is. If you like Lentel soup, also they have low sodium vegetables Lentel soup, try it, you won't be disappointed.

Yum! A family favorite. Great taste, organic, vegetarian, and gluten free! I add my own spices like curry or garlic to kick it up a notch. My son likes to dip tortilla chips in it. Save some money and buy this in bulk with your subscribe and save. Much better price than at the store. Judge the soup by the taste, not the looks 😅

I love her soups, a little pricey but so very satisfying

The soup tastes great, less of a canned soup taste. My husband's favorite soup. Seems healthy. I add pepper, dash white wine, and minced garlic to take it up a notch. I took one star off, because half my cans were very dented. I hope my next order will not be as dented or I won't order more based on shipping not on taste.

Thus soup is tasty and healthy in my opinion. It is not easy to find reduced sodium in stores. Glad Amazon has it. Only negative is that four of the twelve cans had dents in them. Not sure why this consistently happens with the majority of canned items I buy from Amazon.

Saute your favorite veggies in medium heat EVOO along with any desired bits of chicken, fish, meat, etc., and then add a can or two of Amy's Soup. Oh, yes! That mixture can then be poured onto or mixed into a wide variety of other foods, whole grains, brown rice, black lentils, quinoa, oatmeal porridge, slices of bread, or any way you like, product versatility.

Overcooked mush with vegetables. The only vegetables that are recognizable are the tiny bits of carrots. The lentils are so overdone that they are completely out of their skins. Terribly overcooked, mushy and bland. I had to "doctor" it with onion powder, worcestershire and some vinegar to give it a little flavor. On top of that, several cans were dented, which is not safe. Severely dented cans should be discarded. On the positive side, it's all natural. Will not buy again. I am disgusted with amazon for selling damaged goods at regular prices, and this will affect my future purchases. NOTE: From the number of complaints of dented cans, it would appear that some drastic incident occurred to damage such a large amount of product. Perhaps a semi truck loaded with product overturned enroute, causing this enormous amount of damage. Why not either, 1) write it off and destroy damaged product; or 2) donate the dented cans to a food bank and take a tax break? No, instead, someone decided to damage their good reputation with their customers by repackaging it and foisting it on them at high prices? Regardless of the cause of the damage (or who is at fault), this was an unscrupulous and avaricious decision.

This is an updated review- First order contained 8 bent cans. The Seller Promptly sent out a replacement order and all the cans were perfect. We like having Amy's Organic low-sodium lentil soup around for a quick easy, healthy meal. Add a little Texas Pete and/or Pico-de-gallo for added flavors.