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Tomato soup

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mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
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Does anyone know of a good sub for Campbell's Cream of Tomato Soup? I have several recipes that Use the tomato soup, and I haven't found a good substitute. I used to use Heinz that was imported from England, but I can't find that now.If you find me a good substitute, I'll give you a couple of super recipes.

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I would love know if there is one as well.  I have tried to find one and having no luck!

kareng Grand Master
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Pacific makes a gluten-free tomato soup

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Progresso has tomato and vegetable gluten free soup. Available at Fred Myers and Winco

mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
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15 hours ago, kareng said:

Pacific makes a gluten-free tomato soup

I have tried it and it is too sweet, plus it is not condensed and will not work in my recipes.

 

 

Fenrir Community Regular
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I use the Progresso gluten-free soups and they are pretty good. I'm not a fan of tomato soup so not sure if that particular one is good. Just make sure you look on the back of the can, it's labeled in small white print "Gluten Free". I think they also make gluten versions too. 

mbrookes Community Regular
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I guess I didn't make myself clear. I need a condensed soup (like Campbell's) to use in recipes. I guess I could use regular soup and thicken it with corn starch.

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kareng Grand Master
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I think the take away here is - there is not a “ condensed” one but we are making do with the non- condensed kinds

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7 minutes ago, kareng said:

I think the take away here is - there is not a “ condensed” one but we are making do with the non- condensed kinds

Walmart does carry gluten-free condensed soups and they seem pretty good:

https://grocery.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Gluten-Free-Tomato-Condensed-Soup-10-5-oz/583125423

 

kareng Grand Master
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2 minutes ago, Fenrir said:

Walmart does carry gluten-free condensed soups and they seem pretty good:

https://grocery.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Gluten-Free-Tomato-Condensed-Soup-10-5-oz/583125423

 

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