By
Hanna Flint
published
in Features
The Coronavirus outbreak has forced the world to adapt to a new way of life, which includes the type of things we eat.
Many of us are looking to food items that can last for the duration for their self-isolation and broader locked down and tinned items have never been so desirable.
So, our resident film and TV critic has taken her hat off for a second and put together a shortlist of tinned soup reviews to guide you through these uncertain times.
- Why not try making your own soup. Our top kitchen gadget for that is one of the best hand blenders. We reviewed a bunch.
11 tinned soups reviewed
Cream of Asparagus (Baxter's): £1.85 at tidd.ly
Verdict: Asparagus: it's more chill than you might guess.<br />
Red Pepper, Tomato and Lentil (Sainsbury’s): at bit.ly
Verdict: A 50p holiday in a can. In a good way.<br />
Royal Game (Baxter’s): £11.50 at tidd.ly
Verdict: Not as posh as it sounds, but a tasty winter warmer for... spring 2020.<br />
Cream of Mushroom (Campbell's): £1 at tidd.ly
Verdict: Condensed soup? Old-school as they come, but packed with punchy mushroom flavour.<br />
Tomato and Basil (Sainsbury’s): at bit.ly
Verdict: Stick with cream of tomato. It's in another league.<br />
Carrot and Coriander (Heinz): at bit.ly
Verdict: Heavy on carrot sweetness, light on coriander tang.<br />
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