Has anybody tried yet ..........

vinnysgirl
vinnysgirl Posts: 311 Member
edited October 1 in Food and Nutrition
Heinz Squeeze and Stir - instant cup soups

Only between 30-60 calories per 100g, (they come in 70g sachets) will make a nice low cal, filling, snack option and handy to have at work :smile:

Will make a change from the powdered slim-a-soups too :smile:

I keep looking in the local supermarket but not on the shelves yet .............

:happy:

p.s. I dont work for Heinz and trying to do a bit of free advertising (hmmm, or maybe I just have ........... ) :ohwell: :bigsmile:

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  • Pidders89
    Pidders89 Posts: 1,169 Member
    I just looked on the supermarket website and it says per serving is 144..still lowish cal but app. your measuremnet is per 100g.

    I havent tried them yet but definatley will if i see them

    xx
  • vinnysgirl
    vinnysgirl Posts: 311 Member
    Just had another look on Heinz website and you are right, the cals I have quoted are per 100g, but it says they are 70g sachets ?

    Wonder where the 144 comes from ? ( inserts confused smiley )

    Off to do a bit more research .................. :smile:
  • alibeany
    alibeany Posts: 42 Member
    I saw them in Asda this week- but haven't tried them yet
  • vinnysgirl
    vinnysgirl Posts: 311 Member
    Can't really find the answer on the website search, so i have emailed Heinz :happy:
  • Pidders89
    Pidders89 Posts: 1,169 Member
    some companies do make calories etc a bit confusing dont they lol, let me know if heinz get back to you :)
    xxx
  • Heidi1987
    Heidi1987 Posts: 191 Member
    I havent tried them, but my mum has and she said that they are really nice
  • NicolaJane1313
    NicolaJane1313 Posts: 36
    Seen them at Tesco........ gonna go and buy some now I know what cals I am eating - Thx :)
  • aniahill
    aniahill Posts: 11 Member
    Hi guys

    I've been going over this and I've found out the discrepancy - the 70cals per 100g are when made up as directed so a cup will be more than 100g.

    Just to save anyone else going over it!

    x
  • roodledoodle
    roodledoodle Posts: 183
    Hi,

    I've tried one and preferred it to the powder ones, will definitely buy again :smile:
  • lcedis
    lcedis Posts: 1 Member
    Check the sodium content..processed soups are notorious for high sodium which will cause fluid retention. I like pre-portioned cheese like laughing cow triangles and celery (pretend I'm eating brie), cracker barrel cheese stick, jalapeno mozzorella cheese stick. I try to get spicier foods to make me feel more satisfied..Good luck.
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