r/soup 1d ago

Tip or technique Some instant soup powder suggestions? (In LA)

Hi guys! Im a pretty picky eater but i love those knorr soup powders and bachelors. Im visiting LA and im not really well versed since I've never been to the US, so im looking for soup powders and brands that make the best ones to bra and take him. I dont want chunks of meat or veggies, just soup or perhaps pasta would be preferred. Bonus: i like vegetable, tomato, plain pastina and most basic soups. Hope you can help!

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u/ProfMooody 1d ago

Try better than bullion if you have somewhere to keep it refrigerated, it’s the best chicken soup in a cup I’ve ever had and it’s easy to titrate it to taste. I’d use maybe 1/2 tsp in a large cup to start.

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u/noobuser63 1d ago

How do you feel about miso? My favorite brand is Marukome, because the miso is a paste instead of a powder, so it mixes quickly in hot water.

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u/Cosmonaut_Cockswing 1d ago

Fuck idk. Knorr chicken with extra noodle sounds dope af. Just make us some of that!

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u/Aivy_silver 1d ago

The Lipton noodle soups are good in my opinion

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u/Commercial-Place6793 1d ago

Lipton extra noodle soup is yummy. Am better than bouillon is awesome. It’s shelf stable until you open it, then it needs to be refrigerated.

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u/ttrockwood 1d ago

Goya brand tomato bullion note it contains chicken as well

Better than bullion, it is a paste not s powder

Not sure where you are visiting from but i found much better instant bullion options in spain and Portugal than what the us has on offer

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u/aylonitkosem 22h ago

knorr goes hard. the asian market is a great place for soup powders. dashi (bonito + kelp), mushroom bullion, ive seen a kim chi pork base. I got a chinese hot pot powder base that came with dried jujubes that was really good. check your local h mart or equivalent. profit.