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Amy's Organic Tuscan Bean and Rice Soup, 14.1-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)

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Vegan. Organic. Kosher. Very hearty soup. Not thin or watery. Great tasting. Six star company. Just a wonderful vegan organic soup! I enjoy with these Nature's Path Organic Crackers, Garden Veggie, 8-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12). This review is out there for those for whom this makes a difference. See all of my reviews for more great choices. Check out "Vegan Grocery Favorites" and "Vegan Grocery Top Ten" in Listmania. Your "helpful" votes count and will be greatly appreciated to benefit the search of others. Thank you.

Amy's Tuscan Bean and Rice Soup is an attempt to evoke the sunny Northern Italian countryside, with its vineyards and villas. It tastes okay with some Parmesan on it, but it lacks the usual Italian zest. The combination of rice and beans is hearty (making a complete protein). It IS a "soup that eats like a meal." Unfortunately, it would probably taste better if it were made fresh.

Amy's Organic soups tend to be very good. Get her Thai soup instead, if you want to spice things up.

I'm a huge fan of nearly all of the Amy's food line. This soup does not disappoint in terms of heartiness and its ability to serve as a meal. As a soup and salad girl, this soup has the ability to keep me full which is my number one priority when I don't know when I will be home to make a meal. As another poster noted, this would probably taste better if freshly made. I can't disagree. Anything tastes better if simmered in a pot for several hours. If you don't have the time, this is a good, vegetarian alternative that is sure to satisfy many. The flavor is rich but not spicy or too salty. This Amy's product does not disappoint.

This soup is one of a kind. It is not only filling, it also doesn't make me retain fluids like most canned soups do. Plus that, it's tasty. I will be purchasing more of Amy's products in the future.

Thank you!

I really like some of Amy's organic soups. However, I thought this was pretty awful. I couldn't even finish one bowl. It was sort of greasy and had that canned soup taste... like preservatives or something. Yuck.

I keep canned soup for dinner emergencies when I can't cook at home and don't want to get some gready take-out. I love Amy's soups and I have quite a few types stored in the pantry, but this is my favorite. I love the texture of the rice and the falvour of the soup. And the Amazon price can't be beat if you subscribe to this. Definitely worth a try.

I enjoy this soup so much that I eat it once per week for my take to work lunch. I tend to bring soups for lunch because they're quick to heat up and easy to bring good side dishes to make a complete meal.

This soup is filling enough on it's own that I normally only bring some chips for a lunch that satisfies without leaving me over filled and uncomfortable. There are several vegetables in the soup and they hold together well. The rice and beans have a great flavor and texture.

The first thing I noticed was that it had plenty of flavor and spices. It tasted really good. but I take one star away because I expected it to be thicker. I thought it would have more beans in it almost like a chili. But its more like a soup with not as many beans as I thought it would have. But than again i never looked up the word tuscan so that may just be my naivity when i bought it not knowing what it was. But it does taste good plus its organic with no negative additives.

About a quarter of the case of soup cans arrived in damaged condition. This soup was purchased for rainy day/storage and or disaster conditions. Beans and rice combined make perfect protein.

With the damaged cans however, many cans have to be consumed now, if at all. These cans weren't dented, they were crushed. I don't like the idea of eating the metal from the cans mixed in with the soup.

Excellent soup from Amy's, but Amazon, get it together with your shipping. It's not right to sell your customer's damaged goods.