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Progresso Chicken Noodle Soup (1 Viewer)
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JNox3
Footballguy
Listed Ingredients: Chicken Brooth, Cooked White Chicken MeatIf you've never tasted the soup before it sure tastes like chicken and the veggies taste like real veggies too.
Godsbrother
Footballguy
Everything tastes like chicken.
The Man With No Name
Footballguy
"NEW!*
Chunky BEER-n-CHEESE
With BEEF & BACON
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Just bought a can
Chunky BEER-n-CHEESE
With BEEF & BACON
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Just bought a can
John Bender
Footballguy
Making your own chicken noodle soup is so simple these days, I'm amazed people still eat canned.
store bought Rotisserie Chicken
Store bought chix broth
chopped parsley
carrots
onions
celery
egg noodles (or rice, or small pasta)
boil the broth, carrots onions and celery til tender. Add some chopped parsley and rotisserie chicken broken up
cook the egg noodles on the side and pour the broth over it.
Top with grated parm cheese
Takes about 20 minutes. Tons of left overs. Always a favorite
store bought Rotisserie Chicken
Store bought chix broth
chopped parsley
carrots
onions
celery
egg noodles (or rice, or small pasta)
boil the broth, carrots onions and celery til tender. Add some chopped parsley and rotisserie chicken broken up
cook the egg noodles on the side and pour the broth over it.
Top with grated parm cheese
Takes about 20 minutes. Tons of left overs. Always a favorite
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avoiding injuries
Footballguy
In 2 minutes I can have a 200 calorie snack/meal that does a good job filling me up with their chicken noodle soup.
ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
As far as threads about soup go, this one is pretty decent
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Insoxicated
Love the costco rotisserie chickens but never thought to do this. Duh. Great idea. Thanks for posting
Mr. Ected
Footballguy
It's actually not that far from Costco's own Chix noodle soup, which is pretty good too. Might be a fall/winter/spring only item. Keep a lookout for it.Love the costco rotisserie chickens but never thought to do this. Duh. Great idea. Thanks for posting
Josie Maran
Footballguy
Soups to Exploit/Avoid
tipsy mcstagger
Footballguy
I once tried to eat a bouillon cube.
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ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
rockaction
Footballguy
Just bought some the other day. Not much in the way of noodles. I like plenty o' noodles. Decently flavored broth, though.Mr. Ected said:It's actually not that far from Costco's own Chix noodle soup, which is pretty good too. Might be a fall/winter/spring only item. Keep a lookout for it.[icon] said:Love the costco rotisserie chickens but never thought to do this. Duh. Great idea. Thanks for posting
I hate Costco rotisserie chicken, though. It's generally fatty and slimy. It also stinks to high heaven unless you eat the whole thing that day.
bentley
Footballguy
Angrywife does this in a big pot and then freezes a bunch of individual servings that we keep in the deep freeze. Big fan of this approach.
NutterButter
Footballguy
Ilov80s
Footballguy
I make my own chickens and pay someone to raise them. It's the only way to do it anymore.
Foosball God
Foos
NutterButter
Footballguy
Yup, Costco's chickens are awesome and such a great price. For years, shareholders have been trying to get them to raise the price, but they haven't. Love me some Costco.
glumpy
breeze
Beef boullion cube, criss-cross cut and stuff in an onion, foil wrap and grill.
Mr. Ected
Footballguy
Quote was from RockAction. I love Costco Chickens. Favorites still are from Wegmans. They have multiple flavors to choose from. But that is the difference of grocery store vs. a warehouse.
ChiefD
Footballguy
Wife and I do this, but we save all the chicken bones in the freezer for a few months from when I cook chicken on the grill. There's usually enough meat left on those suckers, and you get all the spices and smoke flavor in the soup.
Freaking awesome.
VA703
Footballguy
Butter?Beef boullion cube, criss-cross cut and stuff in an onion, foil wrap and grill.
tom22406
Footballguy
rockaction
Footballguy
Perhaps it is our particular CostCo. Have you ever tried re-heating their dark meat vs. reheating a baked, organic Costco chicken from the oven? Not even close.
Slimy, disgusting, fatty...
Chemical X
Footballguy
the canned soup will sodium kill you.......they should put atorvistatin in the same aisle.
SacramentoBob
Footballguy
What self-respecting FBG doesn't own at least 5+ acres and kill his food with his bare hands?
Leroy Hoard
Footballguy
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Maybe you're thinking of Costco rotisserie ######Just bought some the other day. Not much in the way of noodles. I like plenty o' noodles. Decently flavored broth, though.Mr. Ected said:It's actually not that far from Costco's own Chix noodle soup, which is pretty good too. Might be a fall/winter/spring only item. Keep a lookout for it.Love the costco rotisserie chickens but never thought to do this. Duh. Great idea. Thanks for posting
I hate Costco rotisserie chicken, though. It's generally fatty and slimy. It also stinks to high heaven unless you eat the whole thing that day.
rockaction
Footballguy
rotisserie cloaca?Maybe you're thinking of Costco rotisserie ######Just bought some the other day. Not much in the way of noodles. I like plenty o' noodles. Decently flavored broth, though.Mr. Ected said:It's actually not that far from Costco's own Chix noodle soup, which is pretty good too. Might be a fall/winter/spring only item. Keep a lookout for it.Love the costco rotisserie chickens but never thought to do this. Duh. Great idea. Thanks for posting
I hate Costco rotisserie chicken, though. It's generally fatty and slimy. It also stinks to high heaven unless you eat the whole thing that day.
E Street Brat
Footballguy
I've eaten those. I also eat Lipton onion soup right from the package, and uncooked minute rice
RhymesMcJuice
Footballguy
No kidding. My daughter loves soup and I tried to find one low in sodium and it was impossible. Even the 'low sodium' have a ton of sodium.
RhymesMcJuice
Footballguy
790mg per serving in a can of Campbell's "Scooby Doo" soup for kids.
"Healthy Kids" Disney Princess soup - 480mg.
"Healthy Kids" Disney Princess soup - 480mg.
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ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
A milligram is only like 1/1000th of a gram tho
John Bender
Footballguy
Yep. Another reason to make your own soup if you can get the Low Sodium versions of the broth.
You can go one step further and make your own stock as well and REALLY control the amount of salt used. I do this often. Freezes VERY well.
It's a shame, because soup is AWESOME.
You can go one step further and make your own stock as well and REALLY control the amount of salt used. I do this often. Freezes VERY well.
It's a shame, because soup is AWESOME.
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John Bender
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John Bender
Footballguy
I'm a Manhattan Guy myself, and I'm a New Englander
There's a dive restaraunt in Webster, MA that I used to eat at often that made the best ever which got me hooked on it. If you're ever in the area, it's called the Golden Greek. Across the street from the worlds best strip club too
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Insoxicated
Ever hit Lindys in north smithfield? If not... do it.I'm a Manhattan Guy myself, and I'm a New Englander
There's a dive restaraunt in Webster, MA that I used to eat at often that made the best ever which got me hooked on it. If you're ever in the area, it's called the Golden Greek. Across the street from the worlds best strip club too
Golden Greek is now bookmarked in Yelp and Geofencing on the phone.. next time I'm within 25 miles of Webster my phone will be yelling at me to stop in
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Henry Ford
Footballguy
Also the name of the most popular stripper move.I'm a Manhattan Guy myself, and I'm a New Englander
