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gluten-free Cream Of Mushroom


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Does anyone know of a gluten-free cream of Mushroom soup that does not contian any meat?


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happygirl Collaborator

I don't have the label in front of me to check for meat, but I use Progresso's Creamy Mushroom for all my casseroles, etc. It is listed as a vegetable soup on Open Original Shared Link

It is not a fully thick/condensed soup, but I heat it on the stove, and add gluten-free flour to thicken it a bit. My whole (non Celiac) family loves using it...my mom has even started using it at her house.

chrissy Collaborator

we use health valley cream of mushroom.

geminigal Rookie

I just picked up Creamy Protobello Mushroom Soup by Imagine and it says on the back that it can be used in any recipe that calls for cream of mushroom soup. I was going to try it tonight and see how it worked......I can let you know :)

grantschoep Contributor

If they have Progresso Soup in your local grocery stores, Progresso makes a real good "Creamy Mushroom" soup. Its gluten-free and vegetarian. Nice size chunks of mushrooms, and a nice thick sauce.

hez Enthusiast

Depending on what you need this for you can make your own. It is relatively simple but it does take more time than opening a can! Here is a link to the recipe if you would like to try it.

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thnaks for all your help. since i do most of my shoping at health food stores i am sure i can find imagins or health valley. thenks again.


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sfm Apprentice

"Imagine" (I got it at Whole Foods) makes Cream of Portobello Mushroom soup - as well as a bunch of other varieties. I'm eating it today for lunch, and it's yummy!

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