Amazon has
18.5-Oz Progresso Rich & Hearty Lasagna-Style Soup w/ Italian Sausage on sale for
$1.58.
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About this product:
- Cooked Italian sausage and tomato puree base
- Mafalda pasta included in every bite
- No artificial flavors or colors added
- Microwavable ready to eat quickly
- 170 calories per serving
Top Comments
"Calm down. Just put it in a can and sell it as a soup."
Community Reviews
This lasagna style Progresso soup is a filling, hearty canned meal with pasta, sausage, and a rich tomato broth that tastes like adult SpaghettiOs. It can be dressed up with a parm ricotta dollop, and the pasta thickens nicely as it sits after heating. The main watchouts are nutrition related, with relatively high sugar and very high sodium for a savory soup. The sausage is pork, while the broth is beef, making it a solid pantry option when you want something substantial.
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So instead of looking at the Total Sugars, it makes more sense to look at the Added Sugar. In this case, the Added Sugar is 4g, or 8g for the entire can (1st photo). For comparison, look at a serving of Prego Pasta Sauce (2nd photo). It has 4g of added sugar for a ½ cup (approx 4oz) serving. This soup probably has less sugar per ounce than most pasta sauces (it's hard to do a direct comparison because the soup's weight includes lasagna and meatballs. Similarly, pasta sauce has more tomato density than soup).
Yes, true. anytime there's a lot of pasta or rice and tomato type stuff in soup, the carbs go up.
Beans too, but beans have a lot of fiber and are more complex carbs.
they add a lot of sugar to the tomato base they use too, probably where the added sugar is coming from. the rest from the lasagna noodles.
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If you're buying a lot, then Kroger chains have it for even slightly cheaper, 6 cans for $9.
https://www.kroger.com/p/progress...4119
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock. 😪
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