Amazon has 12-Pack 4.5oz Lipton Soup Secrets Instant Noodle Soup Mix on sale for $11.94 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $11.34. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 12-Pack 4.5oz Lipton Soup Secrets Instant Noodle Soup Mix on sale for $11.94 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $11.34. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Lipton Instant Soup Mix is a quick, salty chicken broth-style soup that works well as a simple comfort food or base for add-ins. The flavor gets compared to ramen, and it can be used on its own, with noodles, or even turned into gravy with chicken, onion, and evaporated milk. It also fits easy dorm or sick-day meals. The main drawback is the sodium, which is described as extremely high and worth checking closely. Older expiration dates also appeared in at least one shipment, so freshness may be worth confirming.
college dorm kids who want a quick, easy meal when they're under the weather because commenters said it's "great for college dorm kids" and they pair it with Gatorade when sick.
people who specifically like very salty, ramen-like soup because commenters called it "amazing" for salt-lovers and said it tastes like ramen (not health food) when you want it.
home cooks who keep pantry backup for fast gravy or hearty soup add-ins because one commenter said they used a packet with fried chicken, onion, water, and evaporated milk for gravy and even added orzo for a hearty soup.
people with hypertension or congestive heart failure because commenters calculated the sodium as extremely high (e.g., thousands of mg if you consume the whole packet) and warned "Lord have mercy" for those conditions.
people who don't want an extremely salty soup because multiple commenters said it's "extremely salty" and joked about wanting chicken soup with the salt.
anyone trying to eat a whole packet as a single meal without adjusting portions because commenters said the serving math can make the sodium feel even higher than expected if you only eat a small amount per serving.
Yes. The label math discussed puts it at 650 mg sodium per serving, and the whole packet can total about 5,200 mg depending on how the servings are counted. It is best treated as a very salty soup mix, especially if you are watching sodium for hypertension or CHF.
The box is labeled as 8 servings, and one comment notes that works out to 4 servings per packet. The serving size is very small, about 1/2 cup of prepared soup, so the nutrition numbers can look much higher if you eat more than that.
Yes. It can be used as a quick broth base for gravy, chicken, or a heartier soup with add-ins like orzo. It also works as a fast dorm-room meal or a simple option when you are sick.
Yes, it is described as very salty and closer to ramen-style seasoning than a mild broth. It can still be good on its own or with add-ins if you like a strong salt-forward flavor.
It may. One order arrived with a January expiration date, suggesting the seller was clearing out older stock, so it is worth checking the date when it arrives.
I used to throw in a packet over my unspiced floured frying chicken with some onion, water and make a gravy with evaporated milk - it was a go to for my family. A recipe my mom made for many years. Also, a hearty soup if you added some orzo. Always kept a bunch of these around.
If you add 4 cups of water when making the soup and that equals 8 servings that equates to only 1/2 cup of soup per serving - who only eats 1/2 cup of soup? So if 1 /2 cup equals 650 grams of salt that would equal 1300 sodium for only 1 cup of soup. Holy moly.
Community Reviews
Lipton Instant Soup Mix is a quick, salty chicken broth-style soup that works well as a simple comfort food or base for add-ins. The flavor gets compared to ramen, and it can be used on its own, with noodles, or even turned into gravy with chicken, onion, and evaporated milk. It also fits easy dorm or sick-day meals. The main drawback is the sodium, which is described as extremely high and worth checking closely. Older expiration dates also appeared in at least one shipment, so freshness may be worth confirming.
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Yes. The label math discussed puts it at 650 mg sodium per serving, and the whole packet can total about 5,200 mg depending on how the servings are counted. It is best treated as a very salty soup mix, especially if you are watching sodium for hypertension or CHF.
The box is labeled as 8 servings, and one comment notes that works out to 4 servings per packet. The serving size is very small, about 1/2 cup of prepared soup, so the nutrition numbers can look much higher if you eat more than that.
Yes. It can be used as a quick broth base for gravy, chicken, or a heartier soup with add-ins like orzo. It also works as a fast dorm-room meal or a simple option when you are sick.
Yes, it is described as very salty and closer to ramen-style seasoning than a mild broth. It can still be good on its own or with add-ins if you like a strong salt-forward flavor.
It may. One order arrived with a January expiration date, suggesting the seller was clearing out older stock, so it is worth checking the date when it arrives.
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