Indic Roots Chickpea & Sweet Potato Soup, Instant Soup Packets Healthy Ready To Cook Vegetable Mix Powder, Pack of 4 (30G Each)

I always prepare soups at home especially at the evening times as we all needed some tasty snacks or drinks at that time. I tried many brands of soups but nothing matched to restaurants style and not much tasted. So i tried this pumpkin and lengthil soup its really great in taste. Very nutritious and it fills the stomach so that i dont hunger for long time. The main advantage is its free from artificial preservatives, color and flavor so its a healthy one. We can give it to our kids, that helps them to get enough nutrients for their growth.

The soup is very healthy and has a nice taste of lentils. Also, it was very easy to make and was not at all time consuming. I liked the product and the ease of preparing it while also enjoying it's taste.

The media could not be loaded. The taste of soup is flavorful with no weird taste of preservatives and very much taste of pumpkin. The tiny pieces of ginger enhances the goodness of the soup. It is easy and really quick to prepare. Just open it, add boiling water and you are done. Can be added to regular diet. But the prices can be lowered as it's bit expensive for this quantity.

4 star since it's organic,2 star for taste... it really tastes bad... too much fennel.. and it's just bad.. I regret ordering 4 packs...

My hectic mornings leave very little or no time for me to enjoy and quiet long meal. This delightful soup from Organic Roots has the flavourful, wholesome and filling combination of pumpkin and lentils to meet my hunger pangs. It is preservative and artificial flavour free and this makes me comfortable about making my children have it too. The flavour is tantalizing and rich, the individual ingredients shine and make it absolutely lipsmacking.

I love soups. Organic roots tell us that they are organic, they feeding or selling us healthy food. But that's not true. Their packaging was really good. These soup packetes are little expensive than other soups brands. I felt that is okay because these are organic and healthy.When I make the soup as per their instructions and I taste the soup. They have put taste maker,the taste was like Maggie masala.Many people like Maggie but it doesn't mean it is healthy. It was big disappointment.Guys & girls if you are looking for healthy soups then this is not healthy at all.

Pumpkin and Lentil soup is not something very heard of.We loved it!Looking at the package instructions, we initially felt that the serving is small, but it was very fulfilling and also give shape to a pretty thick and heavy soup.!Pros:- packed with nutrition- well seasoned- delectable taste- great combination of pumpkin and dalCons :- expensive.It costs 180rs for 5small servings of homemade soup. But you probably have to give the price for being organic.

The pumpkin & lentil soup, as the name suggests, is a power pack of healthy and natural ingredients, with no preservatives or MSG. What I received was two individual pack of 30 gm soup dry mix. The preparation is really easy and quick - empty the sachet and just add 200 ml boiled water, or blend it with water and microwave/boil in a saucepan. The soup is little bland, so can use some seasoning or butter, which is also suggested on the box. I served ot to my kid with a sore throat, and felling blessed to come across this product right on time. This is really worth trying.

I was initially baffled by this because it's more of a soup base and all ingredients are crushed up so it looks like more of a seasonings packet. I also had some issues with the instructions. I ignored the directions and read on to learn why. If you're a healthy eater and want an awesome meal, do what I did...1 pumpkin lentil soup packet1 cup of dried lentils1 and 1/2 cups of water1/2 cup of fresh spinachBoil the above all together until the lentils are soft. While that's going, make some cornbread. Boxed is fine. The heat was just perfect and there was a nice nutty pumpkin flavor to the soup. You're welcome! There were a few issues with this product. The first is excessive packaging. Four small envelopes of soup mix don't need 4 separate boxes. There is also no expiration date on the product and the soup box claims there's no preservatives. So, that seems a bit counter intuitive.The box tells you to add 200 ml of boiling water. That's 13.5256 tablespoons or 3/4 cup with 1.52 tablespoons. Unfortunately, it does matter because it affects taste and extra water helps dilute the sodium content. The package then says that the ingredients, which are at least 1/4 cup, plus the water, equal 1 cup. Say what? I understand this is made in India, which is awesome, because they make great food, but if a product will be sold in the U.S. there are different labeling requirements. Anyway, that's why I just ignored the directions and went with my inner chef. Yummy!

This soup is lovely but wow, it is expensive.It’s very easy to make with just boiling water (or you can add water and bring to the boil in a saucepan or microwave). It’s basically a cup-a-soup, albeit a very tasty and organic one.It tastes quite salty so I was surprised that salt was so far down the ingredient list. I like salty things so I was happy with the taste, but it’s perhaps something to be aware of.The four individual serving packets are taped together and the best before end date is only printed on the end packet, so you need to be careful which one you use first. I mean, surely it’s not too difficult to print expiry dates on every box? Especially when they’re £4 per box (at the time of review).I loved the taste and the convenience of just adding boiling water, but I couldn’t contemplate reordering for £15.99 (at the time of review) for four instant soups.

These instant soups come in sachets, one in each box.On opening the box, seeing it only contains a small sachet was very disappointing particularly given how excessive the packaging is.Mixing it up is easy, though I did use about twice as much water as it's quite strong.Given the price comes in at a little less than restaurant soup, it doesn't feel like value for money, even with all the extra packaging.