Gluten Free Cafe Soup Chicken Noodle

GLUTEN FREE NOODLE SOUPS CAFE are good but needed seasoning. Nice to have noodle soups finally!!!

As expected

I buy this soup for my grandmother who is on a gluten free diet. She loves to soup!

Love the Veggie Noodle & Black Bean soups...so far they're my favorites to be continued!The label design on my cans are slightly different & much more appealing than those pictured so here are the UPC #'s 7079503565 & 7079503562.I went in search of a soup that was housed in a non-BPA lined can. I googled and found several brands, but none were as tasty or as sumptuous as the All Natural Gluten Free Café from Health Valley.I called Health Valley (800-434-4246) directly and they state, "Our soup is made in a U.S. facility, but some of our ingredients may be purchased from abroad. We do, however, try to buy locally as much as possible."My first few cans were of the certified gluten free Black Bean soup fortified w/vitamins, minerals & prebiotics to support digestion & the Veggie Noodle.You wont be disappointed in this Black Bean soup. It is flavorful, thick, rich, & it has a tangy flavor surprise. Enjoy!Some add'l facts to take note of are as follows:Nutrition--Cal 160Fat 1.5gSodium 680mgCarbs. 30gFiber 8gSugar 8gProtein 7gTruth in Labeling--The serv. sz is 1 cup (240 g) & there is said to be 2 serv. which should be 2 cups/16 oz. The can sz is 15 oz.In order to have 2-1 cup serv. as noted on the can, there should be 453.592 grams (16 oz.). To come up w/the 240 x 2 = 480 gram serv. the can must be 16 oz. or greater.According to their label, the can contains (240g x 2 = 480) or 16.9315 oz. of product. Instead, you're getting 425.243 grams (15 oz.) of product & not 480 grams. You're not even getting 453.592 grams which is the precise oz.-to-gram conversion for 16 oz

Awful......tastes like soap water. $50 for 12 cans of nasty, expensive garbage.

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