Create a Souper Buffet with Boulder Organic Foods!
Today’s discussion is brought to you by Boulder Organic Foods!
Shelley (the Chief Blonde) likes to make me (Walt) fun dinners. Tonight we had a soup buffet! It was much appreciated as I drove 1.5 hours home from work in a pretty nasty snow storm (Yes it IS SPRING…but Michigan doesn’t care!) When I got home, this lovely dinner was waiting for me on the kitchen counter. Soups! My favorite meal!
I had four different Boulder Organic Foods Soups that I could choose between: Chicken Quinoa and Kale, Garden Minestrone, Roasted Tomato Basil, , and Chicken Vegetable Chili. I opted for the Chicken Vegetable Chili and Shelley chose the Chicken Quinoa and Kale.
Just look at how thick and rich these soups are. Nothing foofy about this soup.I found the Chili very hearty but not loaded with a bunch of potatoes like some soups. This chili was packed with tomatoes, kidney beans, pinto beans, garbanzo beans, carrots, zuchinni…just what I needed after my long cold drive home.
Shelley loved her Boulder Organic Foods Chicken Quinoa and Kale. She said it was very flavorful and fresh and that she could really taste the quinoa. So of course, I had to “help” her finish her bowl and she was right!
Souping instead of Juicing
According to The New York Times, souping has replaced juicing as the way to minimize calorie intake and cleanse the body. Souping wins out in many instances as it offers more fiber, lessens the sugar consumption compared with juicing and offers a greater variety of flavors so “soupers” don’t become hangry. But to Boulder Organic Foods, the brand known for its certified organic, gluten-free and Non-GMO soup, souping isn’t a fad, but rather a great way to eat nutritious and flavorful food that promotes a healthy lifestyle. The Boulder-based brand is committed to offering consumers robust flavor profiles that taste great without overindulging in sugar or calories.
Shelley appreciated the fact the soups were so easy to find at our local Target and that she could have a great meal waiting for me when I got home after a long day that was organic, filling and fresh. I appreciated that the soup tasted like it came from a garden and not a lab. Just check out all the amazing varieties that Boulder Organic Foods soups come in:
Soup varieties include:
- Butternut Squash with Sage
- Roasted Tomato Basil
- Red Lentil Dahl
- Garden Minestrone
- Cuban Black Bean
- Golden Quinoa and Kale
- Green Chile Corn Chowder
- Potato Leek
- Chicken Vegetable Chili
- Vegetable Chili
- Chicken Quinoa & Kale
- Carrot Ginger with Coconut
- Summer Gazpacho
- Tuscan White Bean Soup
Can’t Wait to Win it?
Head over to Boulder organics to check out all the varieties and find a local store (Target or Food Mart) near you that sells these fine soups.
THE GIVEAWAY
Giveaway runs from 3-24 to 4-7-2016, 11:59 PM EST, US Only, 18 years and older
THE PRIZE
One winner will take home 14 coupons for Boulder Organics soups (16 oz or 24 oz size) so that you can try all the soup varieties. Max Value $98!
This Boulder Organic Foods Soup giveaway is exclusively hosted on our blog, so only those who enter here will win.
The closest place I can buy Boulder organic soups would be at a Target, 11.5 miles
Waterford CT 6385. I would like to try this soup and would make the drive over to Target.It has all that I look for in a store bought soup. # 1 important reason is that is organic. The second reason I would buy the soup is it ALWAYS NON-GMO. The thickness and quality of the soup looks delicious. I would choose the Carrot Ginger Soup With Coconut first to try. Thank you for the review.
Yeah! It’s available at the Targets near us here in NYS. I bet my husband would love this, so that’s why I’d want to win this for him. Thanks and God bless!
There are many Target stores near me that sell this. I want to try these soups because, first of all, I love soup. They fill you up and are healthy for you. There are so many I’d like to try, with the Green Chili Corn Chowder being the first.
I can find the soup at Sams Club in Springfield Missouri. I think I will like them because all sound really good and are made from organic products.
I can find this at my nearby target, think I will pick some up!
Looks like 40 miles away, looks like a great healthy soup selection I want to try !
I want to try the Chicken Vegetable Chili. Yummy
Sorry hit submit to soon, on my cell. The only place I’ll be able to find the items is at The a fresh Market which is 2 hours away.
It’s at a Target nearby. I do well with soups.
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The nearest store is about 25 miles from me so I would probably order it online. Sorry but no soup is worth that drive…especially in Houston lol.
My bad…I did a better search with my exact address and it is actually almost 40 miles!!
I can purchase at my Target, very excited to try these as I’m always looking for something healthy and that tastes good for my work lunches!
I can find them at target and im always looking to try a new organic soup
I found they sell it at a local Target store near me. I would like to try it because I love that it is organic and they offer gluten free selections.
Boulder organic soups are available at Target stores in my area!! I cannot wait to stop by my local store to see what they have available! i love the facet that Boulder Organic soups are made in small batches with organic ingredients and also are gluten-free!
I can buy this soup at the Sam’s Club near me. I would love to try it 1st because of the organic ingredients and 2ndly because of the amazing combinations they have. I can’t wait to try the Carrot Ginger Soup with Coconut..sounds like dessert..lol
This is at my Target in newport News, VA. I would love to try an organic soup like this because we do eat a lot of soup.
I can find the soups at my local Target stores… I would like to try them all.
At the Target in Palatine; all soups make my toes curl!
The Fresh Market in the DFW area carries the product. The soups look delicious! I love soup!
For me, its Target. I’d pick Red Lentil Dal.