Progresso Rich & Hearty Gluten Free Broccoli Cheese Soup With Bacon, 18 oz. (Pack of 12)

It's a great soup. You get quite a bit of soup in the can. The thickness is just right, if not slightly more liquidy to where it's more sippable. I have nothing to really complain about with it.

Always happy with progresso soups, they are better tasting and more nourishing than other leading competitors, namely C's

I enjoyed the taste of progressive soup and this was a pretty good value.

Tastes real good, nice flavor.

Tastes great

Great soup very healthy, taste great , easy to make, good quality, made with healthy ingredients, low salt content

I appreciate Progresso for making a vegetarian gluten-free soup, I really do, but I didn't like this one. It was too thick for me and more like a stew and less like soup. I won't be buying again. Also, I didn't like the gluten-free noodles, they were see-through and weird somehow.

This review is for "Progresso Spicy Jambalaya Soup With Sausage & Ham, 18.5 oz Can (Pack of 12)", ASIN B095D9VF36.I find this soup absolutely delicious. It's currently my favorite canned soup. A typical lunch for me is a can of this soup with sandwich and a Honeycrisp apple. I would say it's more of a soup than a Jambalaya.I was extremely disappointed when this soup was discontinued at my local W**MART. I checked Amazon and found that the cost was on par with the W**MART price, so immediately ordered a case. The case arrived quickly, no cans were damaged, and every can was fresh and delicious. A few weeks later I came back to Amazon to buy another case only to find that the price had increased by about 60%. Yikes! I then searched all of my local options and eventually located the Spicy Jambalaya in one grocery store. I cleaned out the shelf (16 cans) and I haven't quite finished these yet nor have I been back to see if the grocery store restocked them.Is the soup spicy hot?That's always a difficult question for me to answer because I genuinely AM a chilihead. It certainly does have a kick, and it's more than I would have expected from a canned soup sold in a grocery store. It's enough that I don't feel the need to add in some additional hot sauce. But is it "insanely hot", "too hot", "soup from hell", etc? No way. If you think Tabasco, Sriracha, Cholula, Tapatio, etc. are hot then sure, this soup is too much for you. I'd say the heat level is about what I'd expect if someone were to take a non-spicy soup and add a good dose of their favorite Habanero-based or 6k-8K Scoville hot sauce. Think Scorned Woman, El Yucateo Red, Tabasco Habanero. It's nowhere near the range of sauces containing pepper extract such as those produced by Blair's or Dave's.