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There is nothing better than a bowl of soup when it comes to the need for something appetizing and full of nutrients. While packaged soups have been available in the market for many years, the need for 'healthy soups', 'low-cal coups' or high-protein soups is relatively newer. Enter Saffola's FITTIFY Gourmet Hi-Protein soups, created by certified nutritionists and curated by celebrity Chef Kunal Kapur. The soups are available in three variants, namely Spanish Tomato, Mexican Sweet Corn, and Italian Mix Veg. 5 Things To Know About Saffola Fittify Gourmet Soups: It takes only a minute to prepare these soups. Just add hot water and stir, and that pretty much is all you need to do. According to the brand, the soups have up to 70% fewer calories as compared to any other meal. As per the packaging, the soup has 5 plant-based superfoods namely quinoa, moringa, amaranth, buckwheat, and turmeric. {Percentage-wise presence of key ingredients - quinoa (0.1%), buckwheat (0.08%), amaranth (0.8%), Turmeric (0.01%), and moringa (0.004%} Each packet is one serving, and along with the soup mix, you also get a small number of multigrain crunchies to add once the soup has been stirred. The crunchies are made of oat flour, corn, oat bran, and wheat fiber. These soups are meant to be effective meal replacements. Saffola Fittify Soups How To Make Saffola Fittify Gourmet Soups: Every bowl is easy to make. This ready-to-make soup just needs to be mixed with hot water (170 ml), and then stirred vigorously until fully dissolved. The final step includes the addition of the multigrain crunchies, for added texture. #FirstImpression Of Saffola Fittify Gourmet Hi-Protein Soup: We tried all the three variants and here is what we think: Saffola Fittify Gourmet Hi-Protein Soup: Mexican Sweet Corn We liked this flavor the most. It tastes fresh and the corn does not seem synthetic at all - a usual consumer complaint about packaged soups. It is creamy and the corn kernels taste fresh once hot water is added. The multi-grain crunchies go well with the soup. We liked this flavor the most. It tastes fresh and the corn does not seem synthetic at all - a usual consumer complaint about packaged soups. It is creamy and the corn kernels taste fresh once hot water is added. The multi-grain crunchies go well with the soup. BUY NOW ON BIG BASKET Saffola Fittify Gourmet Hi-Protein Soup: Spanish Tomato This soup is tangy and will be liked by tomato soup lovers. It is rich and creamy, though we preferred it without the multigrain crunchies. Spanish Tomato Saffola Fittify Gourmet Hi-Protein Soup: Italian Mix Veg This is our least favorite flavor in this range, though the soup scores well on consistency and color. But, it is the peas that somehow don't work here, seem flavorless and make the rest of the soup taste a bit bland. Italian Mix Veg While nothing beats the flavors freshly made soup, not everyone has the luxury (time or effort-wise) to make fresh soups every evening. Its also about the near-zero effort you need to put in to make anyone of the Saffola Fittify Gourmet Soups. At the end of a long, tiring day, these could seem like a good idea. If you do agree with our review, please give it a thumbs up! If you don’t, please tell us why! And, which one is your favorite from this list. Food & Beverage is a constantly evolving segment with new categories of products being launched daily. Our endeavor here is to help shoppers buy better. Our reviews are unbiased and all samples used during the reviews were paid for by us. Read our entire ethics statement here.

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