Wild Zora Instant Keto-Friendly Soups 5-Pack Variety, Broth Made with Grass-Fed Beef, Free-Range Chicken, and Vegetables, Gluten-Free, Low Carb, No Added Sugar, Flavorful Pantry Staples - 0.5oz/13g

I was surprised by how tasty and satisfying these soups are - only 50 calories and Keto friendly, too. The Tuscan Chicken is my favorite but it's nice to have the variety of the others. I enjoyed them all and I will definitely be reordering.

These didn't taste like much except SALT. I gave them away.

I can’t tell you how much I Love this soup!!! I travel for work and it helps me stay on my weight loss goals. I have this several times a week. It is savory and satisfies my hunger. I can also use the hotel Keurig to heat the water, so it is super convenient. If you are sick of protein bars, this is the answer!

Glad I tried the 5 pack first! The Mushroom Beef was awful, both taste and texture. My favorite was Tuscan Chicken and Lemon Chicken. The other beef ones were ok, but not a big fan of the texture of the"beef" (teeny pieces with odd texture). I think overall, the broth part was the best part, and considering how little there was of "veggies and meat", they could skip it and just sell the broth. Will use the last beef one as a seasoning mix for something else, to use it up.

Caveat: I got the multipack and thus far have only tried the beef/mushroom. If I was dieting, I'd definitely be using it as a tool - the flavor was very rich and full. I hear what people say about the texture: it's freeze-dried, so it takes a long time for the soup to fully rehydrate and the whole bits of dehydrated vegetables are going to be chewy. (I wonder what would happen if you put it in a thermos of hot woter in the morning and then had it for lunch? Might try that.) That didn't bother me, especially since the pieces were so small that they didn't really need much chewing: I tend to like chewy foods. I was a little concerned when I saw tumeric on the label, as that's often erroneously added as a health food (the scientific community has said the benefits of tumeric are overstated) but fortunately, it actually complements the flavor of the broth without making it taste like ballpark mustard. I question whether the cost is in line with the amount of ingredients offered...yes, they do make an 8oz cup of soup, but I wonder what the cost would be to assemble this myself from dehydrated foods. That said, it's a good recipe and is made the way I would make it...convenience isn't nothing. If you are backpacking, I'd consider these a flavor enhancer for some kind of higher-calorie food...because you aren't going to get far on 50 calories. I do like that there are actual measurable amounts of micronutrients though. The soup tasted much richer than you would think 50 calories would taste! I can definitely imagine this going well with something that has the calories, like freeze-dried beans or bean flakes.