Wild Zora Instant Keto-Friendly Soups Tomato Basil 8-pack Broth Made with Chickpeas, Garlic, Onion, Gluten-Free, Grain, No Added Sugar, Vegan Friendly Flavorful Pantry Staples - 0.5oz/13g

Okay, I was skeptical after reading some mixed reviews, but Wild Zora is my new travel must have!!! I usually fly at least twice a month for work and stay in hotels. These products are awesome. Pack well, just require some of added hot water from my collapsible travel kettle, and voila!!! Cheap and easy meal. I love the taste!! It's true you have to keep stirring, but come on! It's soup, y'all. I used about 6oz of water, not 8, but I was pretty impressed with the taste and they way it satisfied me for a quick lunch. I will be a repeat customer, for sure!

This is ONE tablespoon of product. I mean that. But when I say taste is there I mean it is there. However we did reduce the water also to achieve that taste. 6oz to be exact. 8-10oz is what is recommended but it is watered down at those amounts. This is the best tasting product by far. I mean that whole heartedly. But even the flavor doesn't justify the price. Add that to the fact you get the best flavor by reducing the amount of water added makes it worse. This product has the potential to be the best for backpacking, hiking, camping and what have you. It just needs to up the volume or cut the price. Saying all that though, if this is in your price range get it. You will enjoy this product

Very Tasty, I add a little meat (chicken or beef) to go with it. However; the mushroom one was not so good, smelled like dirt, tasted like dirt.

The packaging and website illustrations of the product are really attractive, gotta say. But it doesn't have that crucial element, the taste.I think I could've made a much better soup with some stock cubes and a couple of spices.I'm not sure if this weird flavor is supposed to be like this, but I tossed most of them, and I can't return the unopened ones, unfortunately.

(My only complaint is that these are not sold directly by Amazon, so they are not SNAP/EBT eligible. That would be FANTASTIC!). I ordered several variety packs: soups, bars, and meals. I've tried the soup and the Apple-Pork meat and veggie bar. Meat + veggies/fruit=diabetic/hypoglycemic + Paleo HEAVEN. The bone-broth based soup tasted fabulous & I could swear I caught my stomach humming--deep feeling of vitality. Even the dehydrated ground beef and vegetables reconstituted satisfyingly (not, obviously, as good as fresh, but shelf-stable and even good for camping/backpacking!). And the bar was just the right balance of savory and sweet, and also felt "clean"/crisp and deeply nourishing in my body. Yes, a little pricey (portion sizes could be a tad larger?), but well worth the cost for nourishing, healthy, and very tasty goodness in light, sit-on-shelf-untill-needed tiny but nutrition-packed packages. I highly recommend the products from this company.

I've been eating a lot of instant soups lately for a snack since they're warm and not too sweet, and tend to satisfy me. They do however have a lot of sodium so I'm always looking for versions with less salt that still taste pretty good. Sadly, these aren't it. You can get rid of salt, or carbs, or sugar or fat and still make a decent soup. But if you get rid of all of that there's not much left including flavor.These packets have tiny hard granules of things that are supposed to be meat and vegetables. They taste sour and sad. That just makes my snack time sad too.If you have a special diet that requires removal of all sorts of things from soup, I suggest making your own and freezing it in cupcake or ice cube molds. It may not be as convenient, but then it won't make you sad to eat it either.

First off this has really good flavor. Granted it's quite brothy. But, if your trying to lose weight this is great! Just add to it to give it bulk. I cut up squash, cook it in 8oz of water, when tender I add the packet ingredients. Quite filling. Extremely low cal, low fat, low carb, meal!! Love it.

I just purchased this recently and tried it out immediately. I usually eat freeze dried meals or simple one pot meals when I backpack. While I'm waiting for the food to rehydrate or cook, it's nice to have an appetizer to take the edge off my appetite. I used to use Lipton Cup-a-soup but it's very salty and not all that good. The tomato is tasty but I would advise using just a little less water when making it. Other than that it's pretty good. I'll pick up another flavor soon to try. I would have gotten a variety pack but there are some things I just don't like so I'll order the 8 at a time.