Knorr No Artificial Flavors Vegetable Recipe Soup Mix, 1.4 oz, Pouch

Could not make my famous Spinach Dip without it!! Don't ever stop making it.

This is a great base for dips. It can be used in a variety of dips, not only with sour cream. Veggies can be added, for something more substantial than the basic. I like using this for dips served with bread pieces. The taste is not overpowering. Instead, it is subtle yet noticeable. It gives a fresh taste

The spinach dip recipe on this package has not failed to get me or my family for over 15 years compliments at parties and gatherings. It's such a simple recipe and it's so good. Get yourself a baguette, some carrot chips and some celery and you could probably eat the entire thing of dip yourself in one night. It's such a simple recipe and it's so good. Get yourself a baguette, some carrot chips and some celery and you could probably eat the entire thing of dip yourself in one night. I'm begging and pleading that somebody else will try thi i'm begging and pleading that y'all try this mix. It's literally a generational staple in my family.

This mix, sour cream, mayonnaise, and a package of thawed and drained frozen spinach and you have the BEST cold spinach dip. There is some texture and the flavor is great. I follow the recipe provided by Knorr. This makes a lot of dip and it's perfect with Hawaiian bread, French bread, crackers or vegetables!

I thought I purchased a pk of season8ng for dip . Picture shows spinach dip. I never made fip. Always bought in jar. Odd I have to cook it. I'm waiting for it to turn creamy and white. Reminded me of a soup base. On website recipe calls for mayo and sourcream. Not water. So I added cooked egg noodles. It tasted really good. Perfect for a winter chilly day.

Has anyone ever used this to make soup? Let me know and how it turned out. I've never used this product for anything but spinach dip. For that, it's the best. Add a little chopped up water chestnuts for texture and it's amazing!

The Knorr No Artificial Flavors Vegetable Recipe Soup Mix, 1.4 oz, Pouch is great as a vegetable soup starter and also makes a pretty tasty spinach dip.

I bought the vegetable recipe mix and followed the instructions on the package but it just made a soup or broth. It did not make dip at all like the image on the packaging. This is a very misleading product. I will not be buying again. Why wouldn't they put the instructions for the actual product recipe on the packaging? Nowhere on the packaging does it say it's supposed to be a broth. It shows fully made dip on the packaging. I'm so disappointed

Packaging has been updated after many years of having the spinach dip recipe on the back—NOW IT IS NOT! The QR code did not work for me I had to type the address in only to discover that the spinach dip recipe is not on the website either! Huge disappointment!

I would have to agree with the previous reviews which I wished I read before hand. I only stumbled upon them probably the same way you are right now. You saw a package that you bought because it shows a yummy vegetable dip! To only get home and make it and realize there's something wrong because it's nowhere close to what the package shows and there was only one set of directions on the back.Well, I'll be the one to brake it to you yes you did everything right! Yes the picture on the package is 100% misleading especially when the picture is pushing the consumer to buy a vegetable dip, not soup! Yes the back direction says 4 cups of water but what we all missed was the word “soup” directions isn't legible BECAUSE there is a hole punch conveniently punched through the word soup!! Surprise shocker huh! And for even a bigger “I got you, bait and switch” the back of the package ALSO has a picture of a vegetable dip!! Sooooo where is the recipe for the pictured dip? Or something saying the picture on this package is one of the possible recipes!