Amy's Soup, Vegan Split Pea Canned Soup, (12 Pack) 14.1 oz

Super healthy, a little bland due to the low sodium but easy enough to flavor naturally by dropping in some cooked veggies etc. Also VERY good to dip a grilled cheese sandwich into :)

We love Amy's reduced sodium soups. They're much lower in sodium than other name brand soups; plus they're organic. I always try to keep at least 3 varieties of Amy's soup in our house. Our favorites are this one, reduced sodium lentil vegetable and reduced sodium minestrone. All of them are filling and delicious. If you need a pinch of extra salt, add a few crackers.

I recently became a pescatarian and this fits very well into my diet. This contains all healthy and organic ingredients, and it’s not loaded with sodium like regular soups. It is a bit on the bland side so I add some black pepper, garlic powder, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, and a couple pinches of Romano cheese and it tastes great and is still relatively low in sodium. It’s also low calorie and low fat, and buying it here is convenient and much cheaper per can than buying in the grocery store.

Vegan. Organic. Kosher. Medium thickness. High quality. This soup could be a great organic choice for those on a lowered sodium diet, but maybe not for those looking for a fuller pea soup taste. Onion is the most prominent secondary flavor note. For me, needed black pepper. Prefer Amy's Light in Sodium Organic Lentil Soup , 14.5-Ounce Can (Pack of 12) in the Amy's reduced sodium soups. This review is out there for those for whom this makes a difference. See all of my reviews for more great choices. Check out "Vegan Grocery Favorites" and "Vegan Grocery Top Ten" in Listmania. Your "helpful" votes count and will be greatly appreciated to benefit the search of others.

Sooooooo yum! And good value especially if living in hawaii or cali etc. Cheaper in amazin than in store maui

Lower in Sodium which is great, and tastes good, however; I don't care for the texture, there are always alot of broken up bits of the outer parts of the split peas in it which I don't like at all. Wish I could return this, but just missed the 30-day return timeframe.

From Bro@home July 8, 2016 I will start by saying that I cannot be as kind with my words as other reviewers on this book Revolutionary Grandparents. I have read this book twice and both times the writers have brought me to tears. What they have faced as Grandparents and many as primary caregivers is beyond comprehension. As you read this book, you will come to the realization that these children never asked or deserved the life they face daily. Every story is about a broken lives and their struggle to recover those precious years lost. The stories of these grandparents, is indeed a revolution that shall continue. As long as we live in a society with a corrupted system of government, a medical and insurance system fraught with greed, a Pharmaceutical industry, that for years has lied to us all and influenced the medical industry and the laws we all must live with, there will be the parents, grandparents and families to continue the revolution. I personally know a Grandmother for whom I have deep respect. In the past ten years, she has given up her life to be the guardian and caregiver of her grandson. She writes poetry about the sadness and hope for Grandson's future. She boggles my mind at how she manages to survive against a system of Government and Medicine that dictate their lives. The lack of compassion in this system has a tremendous impact on their lives. In reality, the system has destroyed any semblance of normal life they should expect and deserve. As so many parents and grandparents in the Autism community live this life from hand to mouth, she is no exception. This book is necessary reading for every parent and grandparent and should be a part of your library and your daily discussion. Buy copies and give them as your loving way to educate all those you care about and love. As a 79-year-old grandparent, I recall about 20 some years past, my only Grandson was diagnosed as ADHD. At the time, we had no clue regarding how he became afflicted. After reading this book, I now know the likely cause was vaccine injury. Fortunately, he has recovered and is now a responsible young man able to live a normal life. One more thing in closing, go see the documentary movie "VAXXED" showing in many Regal theatres throughout the country. A 90-minute reality check on vaccine injury, and the impact on the innocent children of the world and our country. Friend of the "Thinking Moms Revolution".

It is not easy to find a Split Pea soup that doesn't have Miss Piggy in it...and frankly, I'm just too lazy to make my own split pea soup I buy the lower sodium when the regular is not available. Frankly, the soup is tasty. It is a thick soup and great value as it a meal by itself when you just want something light but not...you know...another salad. I like that it's vegan and no Piglet or Miss Piggy or Wilbur [Charlotte's Web] were harmed to produce this product...whew.

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