Marketside Creamy Zuppa Toscana Soup, 16 oz Cup

If you like the restaurant kind you will LOVE this version! Its thicker, less broth but tastes just as good. A little of all the ingredients in every bite. Very filling. Great for a quick lunch. My only tip is dont microwave in the original container, it gets a little flimsy.

when I read the name of the soup, I've never even heard of it before so I knew I had to try it. it was good it was different than any other soup I've ever had. the only thing I would do to it is that's a really rich beef chuck and gravy into it. not any processing taste just real beef and gravy but, the soup is terrific!!

I was so impressed with the Zuppa Toscana soup that I've ordered it again! The flavors and texture are on point. It's a very hardy soup, rich and filling. I had seen reviews complaining of it being too salty, and I'd have to disagree with that. Is it saltier than the same named soup at a popular restaurant? Yes, a bit, but it also has more flavor, so for me, this is a 10/10. I recommend giving it a try!

Really, really tasty! Be sure to mix it up well, as my first bite tasted bland as wasn't mixed well enough. This is loaded with large, tasty sausage pieces, kale and a bit of zesty spice, but not spicy hot. There are potato cubes, too, but there is shockingly more sausage than potato! The broth is tasty. I would definitely buy this again. It does have 31 grams of fat, so maybe not for someone on a fat restricted diet, but perfect for the occasional rich comfort food meal.

This is my go to soup when I am just needing a bit of comfort on a chilly day. I love this soup in general. This particular brand seems like it is missing something to be over the top great. Definitely a quick fix and I usually get 2 to 3 meals because I have to have crusty bread with it so I feel spoiled and loved.

All of Marketside soups are delightful and tasty. This was not one of my favorites as far as flavor profile but it was creamy and filling. It had More of a bland flavor profile. I added more spices. Can be eaten with crackers for lunch. Did taste homemade just not my favorite

I don't like highly spicy food, and this was WAY too spicy for me. However, I realized most of the heat was coming from the sausage. Once I removed the sausage and added a little salt, I liked the remains. I liked the flavor, even though it was still a little on the spciy side for me. Others have mentioned the texture. I thought the texture was fine. I do prefer Olive Garden's as it is creamier and has less heat.

I wanted to like this. I make it at home, but theres two important things wrong with it. The italian sausage isn't Italian sausage. Its very poor quality, and rubbery. Theres plenty of it, which would be great if it was the real kind. The potatoes don't taste right either. First, there are very few of them, they are cut way too small like in Campbells potato soup. Overall this tastes like canned soup. Not good. Even the kale is off.

I've never heard of this soup before but I thought I'd give it a try. I had to add a little salt and some other seasonings to make it edible. Didn't finish it. Very bland. And it cost more than all of my usual Marketside Soups which or usually good.

Disappointed doesn't begin to describe the feeling or my taste buds after trying this. My FAVORITE soup from a well known restaurant. So much so that I have recreated it from a foodie's recipe and it tastes as good as the restaurant's version. Sidenote: I'm not a cook. THIS ONE didn't even come close. Texture - off. Flavor - NONE. Consistency - Lackluster. Zero out of 10; do NOT recommend!!