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New Batchelors Chicken Cuppa Soup is horrible
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skp20040
09-11-2016
Cuppa Soup has always appeared to me as the Supermarket version of chemical warfare
solarflare
09-11-2016
Originally Posted by Elvisfan4eva:
“All cup a soups are awful. Nothing like the tins even.”

I've always been impressed by the ability of a cup-a-soup to still maintain some powdered residue at the bottom no matter how much stirring you do.

How do they get it to do that?
TUTV Viewer
09-11-2016
Originally Posted by solarflare:
“I've always been impressed by the ability of a cup-a-soup to still maintain some powdered residue at the bottom no matter how much stirring you do.

How do they get it to do that?”

Battery powered mini whisk is your friend.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00GGQW1OU
mcg3
09-11-2016
Probably the new powdered semen flavour.
MsLurker
09-11-2016
Originally Posted by Orbitalzone:
“Yeah when they were forced to use real chicken instead of weasel and donkey meat it was never the same.”

They tasted nicer than the chicken they put in now.
Grabid Rannies
09-11-2016
One of the best things about Brexit so far was Unilever threatening to pull the plug on Pot Noodles. If 'cuppa soup' went the same way things would only be looking up.
Creamtea
10-11-2016
Are you saying there are actually Cuppa Soups that AREN'T horrible???
anne_666
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by stud u like:
“Powdered soups always taste artificial and revolting. It is much nicer to make your own.”

Also one of the simplest and cheapest things to make.
Rab64
10-11-2016
Sainsburys own brand,tastes MUCH better than the others IMO
Welsh-lad
10-11-2016
Thanks for the heads-up.

It will go even further down my list of Crap-I'd-Never-Buy.
Welsh-lad
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by skp20040:
“Cuppa Soup has always appeared to me as the Supermarket version of chemical warfare”

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Ben_Copland
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by Hercule Parrow:
“surely all cuppa soup is horrible ?”

Unless you get the water-mixture ratio spot on, then you're going to have a bad time. And even then, you still get clumps of (somehow) bone dry powder at the bottom.
Roesia
10-11-2016
Every single time a company meddles with their food it is worse. So many of my favourites have been tampered with in recent years and I've had to look for different things to eat, the worst example being McVities chocolate digestives. I miss the original version so much.
Kevin1960
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by LightningIguana:
“They did the same with the tomato. Added milk to it so I couldn't have it any more when it was fine beforehand.”

Do you gave a dairy allergy or are you vegan?
swingaleg
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by Roesia:
“Every single time a company meddles with their food it is worse. So many of my favourites have been tampered with in recent years and I've had to look for different things to eat, the worst example being McVities chocolate digestives. I miss the original version so much.”

The one that always comes to my mind is those small tins of Toast Toppers

I used to love Cheese and Ham Toast Topper until one day it was'New Improved Recipe'......

Heinz Oxtail Soup is another one that was 'improved'.......appeared to be by taking some meat out and putting vegetables in......

Can't say I've ever been a devotee of Cup A Soup put my aged parents used to love them before they died (no connection to Cup A Soup)
Roesia
10-11-2016
And it's not just food either. A brand of shampoo was not long ago "new and improved" and I had to stop buying it and look for an alternative because I hated how the new version made my hair feel/look.

These companies need to stop changing things for the sake of it. It's so frustrating.
Doctor_Wibble
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by Ben_Copland:
“Unless you get the water-mixture ratio spot on, then you're going to have a bad time. And even then, you still get clumps of (somehow) bone dry powder at the bottom.”

This is why your soup mug needs to be one with no angles on the inside, i.e. a high-sided narrow bowl with a handle rather than a cylinder. It's also much wider at the top so it's easier to dunk the bits of roll with the unhealthy amount of butter on them
Ben_Copland
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by Roesia:
“And it's not just food either. A brand of shampoo was not long ago "new and improved" and I had to stop buying it and look for an alternative because I hated how the new version made my hair feel/look.

These companies need to stop changing things for the sake of it. It's so frustrating.”

They use cheaper products then probably test the new product on a handful of employees or animals.
LightningIguana
10-11-2016
Originally Posted by Kevin1960:
“Do you gave a dairy allergy or are you vegan?”

Former, though it's a bad intolerance rather than a full blown allergy. I was able to tolerate the soup in it's previous form, just not now and almost all soups have either dairy or wheat or both.
mick r
12-11-2016
I contacted Batchelors Customer care and they were great .I just explained how horrible the new best ever recipe chicken cuppa soup was and that i was very disappointed .They said they were very sorry to hear this and only want the best for our customers and would pass the feedback on . I received a letter today from them apologising more and they sent me 2 x £5 vouchers for any premier food range .

In the letter they said they do extensive consumer research prior to launching new products but how the hell this made the shelf i just dont know. I showed 5 family members the soup and it made them all feel sick .
Hilary22cat
12-11-2016
Originally Posted by TUTV Viewer:
“Nom

And the best thing with Asparagus cup-style-soups is that there is no doubt that there is real Asparagus in them... ”

Now we sound elitist AND naive.
anne_666
12-11-2016
Originally Posted by mick r:
“I contacted Batchelors Customer care and they were great .I just explained how horrible the new best ever recipe chicken cuppa soup was and that i was very disappointed .They said they were very sorry to hear this and only want the best for our customers and would pass the feedback on . I received a letter today from them apologising more and they sent me 2 x £5 vouchers for any premier food range .

In the letter they said they do extensive consumer research prior to launching new products but how the hell this made the shelf i just dont know. I showed 5 family members the soup and it made them all feel sick .”

Why not buy a few vegetables and make something which is actually nutritious and real soup rather than toxic dried crap. Easy peasy.
orangeballoon
20-12-2016
it is absolutely vile.
it doesnt dissolve... it clumps into disgusting lumps of vomit
bri160356
20-12-2016
Originally Posted by orangeballoon:
“it is absolutely vile.
it doesnt dissolve... it clumps into disgusting lumps of vomit”

Has anyone asked ‘Slade’ what they think of it?
Union Jock
20-12-2016
Originally Posted by orangeballoon:
“it is absolutely vile.
it doesnt dissolve... it clumps into disgusting lumps of vomit”

You have to use hot water not cold otherwise it does what you say.


I prefer the ones from Heinz now, the cream of tomato is delicious.
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