Amy's Organic Lentil Vegetable Soup, Light in Sodium 14.5 oz.USDA Organic

Very good soup with approved ingredients. I buy it because it can revive you if you are sick.

Absolutely amazing and healthy. I feel like I've ordered delivery from an amazing chef and restaurant. I have fun with all of Amys soups I throw then in a pan and add spinach or other greens or diced tomatoes, frozen carrots, turmeric, skies the limit

Great taste, lots of fiber, and low sodium - although it would be even better with a no sodium option, as offered by another brand.

Most reduced salt products are a disappointment. They may have a substitute with a nasty aftertaste. They may have no taste at all! But Amy's somehow manages to make a really tasty line of soup. You won't even notice the difference. Lentil is delicious, minestrone is really good, but the tomato bisque, It's heaven. I buy Amy's because it tastes so good, and it's good for my blood pressure!

I like the simplicity that grabbing a quality can and using brings. Love um.

I've been enjoying Amy's low sodium soups for several years now and I honestly can't tell the difference between her low sodium and her regular soups. Lentil, vegetable lentil, split pea, tomato bisque, and minestrone and my favorites in the low sodium line. Give them a try I think you'll like them!

Love their light in sodium products.. but too often cans have unsafe dents even when packaged proper. Just Received refund on 2 of 4 Lentil beans cans that were dented and previously almost half of 12 Med Chili cans that were packaged in a cardboard tray and wrapped tightly with plastic were dented. Dents found could not have occurred during shipping leaving the appearance Amy's is packaging dented cans. Possibly leaving undented cans for store shelves and hoping shipping customers won't return or ask for refund? Not good when hard to come by and expensive.

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