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18.5-Oz Progresso Pitmaster Smokehouse Style Gluten Free Steak & Potato Soup on sale at 3 for $8.67 - $3.67 (multibuy discount) - $0.43 when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
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18.5-Oz Progresso Pitmaster Smokehouse Style Gluten Free Steak & Potato Soup on sale at 3 for $8.67 - $3.67 off when you 'clip' coupon on product page =
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About this item:
- STEAK AND VEGETABLE SOUP: Indulge in the rich tastes of steak, potatoes, corn, tomatoes and other vegetables in a cozy beef broth; Each can serves up 16g of protein and is a tasty addition to a meal
- HEARTY AND FLAVORFUL: Delicious comfort food that's a tasty part of lunch or dinner; Pair with a sandwich, fresh bread, salad, or your favorite crunchy crackers
- REAL, QUALITY INGREDIENTS: No artificial flavors in this soup; Gluten free
- QUICK AND EASY: Convenient canned soup is ready to eat in minutes; They make an ideal pantry staple
- CONTAINS: One 18.5 oz can of Progresso Pitmaster Hearty Smokehouse Style Soup with Steak, Potatoes and Roasted Vegetables; About 2 servings per can
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Community Reviews
This Progresso steak and potato soup is a convenient canned meal that can land near a buck a can with sale pricing, Subscribe and Save, or store coupons. The biggest upside is the low price, and the can is meant to serve two, so it can stretch further with added vegetables or beans. The main cautions are the sodium, which is very high at about 1,440 mg per can, and the 44 grams of carbs. Taste feedback also points to a hot, gravy-heavy soup that can feel more processed than homemade.
Common Questions (4)
One can has about 1,440 mg of sodium, and the can is labeled as two servings. That makes it a very high-sodium soup, so it may be a poor fit if you are watching blood pressure or daily salt intake.
The soup has 44 g of carbs per can and the brand treats one can as two servings. It is a better fit for shoppers who are not trying to keep carbs low.
The nutrition label is in the first review photo on the Amazon page. That image shows the salt and fat information that is missing from the main product listing.
The soup is described as tasting artificial and heavily processed, with a mostly potato-and-gravy profile rather than a homemade stew texture. It may also run hot and look less like the product photos than expected.
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Several reviews say it's too hot, with one warning to avoid it if you're at all adverse to hot food. Many reviews also complain that it's mostly just potatoes in gravy, looking nothing like the photos. Given how few calories it has, I'm not surprised by complaints that it's mostly just liquid. I'm not a fan of potatoes and I don't like hot food but I'm going to give it a try anyway.
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