What kinds of soup products are included in this selection?

The selection includes instant miso soups, noodle cups, ramen, pho, canned and packaged soups, dry soup mixes, cooking broths, bone broths, and specialty stocks. Brands include Kikkoman, Pacific Foods, Kettle And Fire, Dr. McDougall’s, Annie Chun’s, Amy’s, Manischewitz, and others.

Are there vegan soup options listed?

Yes. The reference data identifies several vegan or plant-based choices, including Amy’s Organic Low Fat Vegetable Barley Soup, Edward And Sons Original Miso Cup Traditional Soup With Tofu, and multiple Dr. McDougall’s products. Check each product description for the stated dietary information.

Which products are suitable for cooking recipes?

Pacific Foods Organic Chicken Broth is described as a base for soups, risottos, and pasta dishes. Kettle And Fire lists Beef Cooking Broth and Chicken Cooking Broth, while Citarella Lobster Stock is described as a foundation for bisque, risotto, and paella.

How should I compare the listed soup prices?

Check whether the price applies to an individual item or a case. Then divide the listed price by the number of units when a case count is provided. This gives you a clearer comparison between products with different package sizes.

Are nutritional or dietary details available for every product?

No. Dietary and nutritional details vary by listing. Some descriptions mention organic, low sodium, gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, low fat, or other characteristics, while others provide fewer details. Review the specific product information before choosing.

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Marshall - Uncle Jim's Original Duk Soup Mix	$5.99
Fish Stock	$11.99
Lobster Stock	$13.99
Marshall - Marshall Uncle Jims Duk Soup	$15.99
Kettle And Fire - Broth Tom Yum	$59.19
Fresh Vegan Gluten-free Plant-based Sausage Tortelloni 6-pack	$59.99
Ocean's Halo - Ramen Broth	$74.80

Soups & Broths Deals: Comforting Choices for Every Pantry

Soup can be a quick lunch, a cozy dinner, or the quiet foundation of a more ambitious recipe. From instant miso cups to rich bone broths and hearty vegetable mixes, the soups and broths in this selection offer plenty of ways to keep your pantry ready for busy days and relaxed weekends alike.

ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review listed products, brands, pack sizes, and prices in one place. It is not a store, so you can use the information as a starting point when comparing soup and broth options from the listed retailers.

What Makes This Soup Selection Useful?

The range is broad without feeling random. You will find lightweight instant soups, pantry-friendly dry mixes, ready-to-enjoy bowls, cooking broths, creamy soups, noodle dishes, and specialty stocks. Think of the selection as a toolkit: some products are ready in minutes, while others help you build a meal from scratch.

Pack sizes vary considerably. Some products are listed as individual containers, while many are sold in cases of 6, 12, or 24. That difference matters when you compare prices. A lower listed price may reflect a smaller case, while a higher total may represent a larger quantity for regular soup eaters or recipe planning.

Instant Options for Busy Days

Instant soup can be the kitchen equivalent of a shortcut without removing all the flavor from the journey. Kikkoman offers several instant choices, including Instant Shiro White Miso Soup, Instant Tofu Miso Soup Mix, Aka Instant Miso Soup Mix, Egg Flower Vegetable Soup Mix, and Hot and Sour Egg Flower Soup Mix. The listed Kikkoman options are generally sold as cases of 12.

For a simple plant-based direction, Edward And Sons Original Miso Cup Traditional Soup With Tofu is listed as a 1.3-ounce case of 12. The product description identifies it as USDA organic, kosher certified, gluten-free, and vegan suitable. It includes tofu and vegetables and is designed around a traditional miso profile.

Japanese-Inspired Miso and Noodle Soups

Miso brings a savory, fermented character that can make a small bowl feel surprisingly satisfying. If you enjoy Japanese-inspired flavors, the selection includes several ways to explore that style, from a small instant cup to a fuller noodle bowl.

Sapporo Ramen Miso is listed in a 17.5-ounce case of 6. Its description highlights a blend of six different types of miso with vegetables and an included seven-spice chili seasoning packet. That makes it an appealing option for anyone who likes a richer ramen experience with the ability to add heat.

Annie Chun’s offers several convenient bowl formats. Its Japanese Style Miso bowl is listed at 5.9 ounces, with thick udon noodles, tofu, and scallions. The brand’s Udon bowl combines Japanese-style broth with udon noodles, shiitake mushrooms, bok choy, and tofu, and is listed as a case of 6. There is also a Spicy Miso Ramen bowl with ramen noodles, corn, carrots, and green onions, listed as a case of 6 x 5.4 ounces.

Choosing Between Miso Cups and Noodle Bowls

Ask yourself what you want from the meal. A miso cup is a compact choice when you want something light and quick. A noodle bowl adds more texture and substance, especially when it includes udon or ramen noodles and vegetables. Neither approach is automatically better; they simply fit different moments.

Dr. McDougall’s Vegan Miso Ramen Noodle Soup Cup is listed as a 1.9-ounce case of 6. Its description mentions organic ramen noodles, wakame seaweed, and real miso powder. The same brand also lists Spring Onion Vegan Noodles Soup, Vegan Chicken Ramen Soup Cup, and Pad Thai Noodle Big Soup Cup, giving shoppers several plant-based noodle directions to compare.

Broths for Cooking and Sipping

Broth is more than a soup ingredient. It can become the base for a quick bowl, a risotto, pasta, or another savory dish. Pacific Foods Organic Chicken Broth is listed in a 32-ounce case of 6 and is described as a low-sodium variety in 1-cup recipe-ready cartons. The product description specifically mentions use in soups, risottos, and pasta dishes.

Kettle And Fire has several broth choices in the reference data. Beef Cooking Broth and Chicken Cooking Broth are each listed as 32-ounce cases of 8. Beef Bone Broth is also listed in a 32-ounce case of 8. These larger formats may be worth comparing if you frequently use broth as a recipe base rather than serving it only as a finished drink.

For a more distinctive flavor profile, Kettle And Fire Beef Pho Bone Broth is listed as a 16.9-ounce case of 6. The description highlights lemongrass and ginger alongside beef bone broth. Kettle And Fire Tom Yum Broth is also listed as a 16.9-ounce case of 6, while Butter Chicken Broth comes in the same listed size and case count.

Specialty Stock for Elevated Recipes

Some broths are chosen because they solve a practical cooking problem. Others are selected because they bring a special ingredient to the center of the dish. Citarella Lobster Stock is listed at 13.99 ounces and described as being made with the entire body of wild-caught Nova Scotia lobsters. The listing presents it as a foundation for creamy bisque, risotto, and saffron-infused paella.

That makes lobster stock a useful comparison for cooks planning a seafood-focused meal. It can act like a supporting actor that quietly changes the entire dish: the main ingredients still matter, but the base sets the mood from the first spoonful.

Hearty Vegetable, Lentil, and Bean Soups

When you want a bowl with more texture and staying power, legume and vegetable soups are natural places to look. Amy’s Organic Lentil Soup is listed as a 14.5-ounce case of 12. Lentils bring a familiar hearty character, making this style suitable for a simple lunch or a dependable pantry meal.

Amy’s Organic Low Fat Vegetable Barley Soup is also listed as a 14.1-ounce case of 12. Its description features organic vegetables and barley in a flavorful broth, along with dairy-free, lactose-free, soy-free, corn-free, vegan, kosher, and plant-based attributes.

For dry soup projects, Bob’s Red Mill Mixed Vegetable Soup is listed as a 28-ounce case of 4, while Bob’s Red Mill 13 Bean Soup Mix is listed as a 29-ounce case of 4. Dry mixes can be useful when you prefer to control the cooking process and add your own vegetables, seasonings, or protein.

Split Pea and Minestrone Choices

Manischewitz Split Pea Soup Mix is listed as a 6-ounce case of 24. The description identifies it as no MSG, low sodium, fat free, and an excellent source of fiber. Manischewitz Minestrone Soup Mix is also listed as a 6-ounce case of 24 and carries the same stated benefits in the product data.

For a ready-to-eat organic alternative, Dr. McDougall’s Organic Split Pea Soup is listed as a 17.6-ounce case of 6. Its description calls out a low-sodium broth and states 290 milligrams of sodium per serving, along with organic and gluten-free characteristics.

Dr. McDougall’s Split Pea Barley Big Soup Cup offers a more compact format. It is listed as a 2.5-ounce case of 6, and the description states that it provides 7 grams of fiber and 7 grams of plant-based protein per serving. These details can help you compare a small cup format with larger canned or packaged soups.

Chicken, Creamy, and Comfort-Food Favorites

Classic chicken soup remains popular for a reason: it is familiar, flexible, and easy to pair with bread, crackers, or a simple side. Pacific Foods Soup Chicken Noodle Bone Broth is listed as a 17-ounce case of 12. Its description features organic chicken, garden vegetables, egg noodles, and a bone broth base, with organic, dairy-free, low-fat, soy-free, and yeast-free benefits stated in the listing.

Kettle And Fire Soup Chicken Noodle is listed as a 16.9-ounce case of 6. Rao’s Specialty Food Soup Chicken Gnocchi is listed as a 16-ounce case of 6, offering a different take on chicken soup with gnocchi. Rao’s Italian Wedding Soup is also listed as a 16-ounce case of 6, giving shoppers another classic-style option to compare.

For creamy recipes, Pacific Foods Soup Cream of Chicken Condensed and Soup Creamy Mushroom are each listed as 10.5-ounce cases of 12. Imagine Creamy Tomato Basil Organic Soup is listed as a 32-ounce case of 6. These products may fit different uses, from warming a bowl to supporting a larger recipe.

Squash and Mushroom Profiles

Kettle And Fire Soup Butternut Squash is listed as a 16.9-ounce case of 6. The description combines organic winter butternut squash puree with coconut milk and chicken bone broth, and identifies the product as paleo-friendly. It also mentions naturally occurring collagen, glycine, and other nutrients in the description.

Kettle And Fire Keto Soup Mushroom Bisque Chicken Bone Broth is listed in a 16.9-ounce case of 6. If you prefer earthy flavors, Pacific Foods Soup Mushroom Creamy and Manischewitz Vegetable With Mushroom Soup provide additional mushroom-focused choices in the selection.

Asian-Style Noodle Soups

Noodle soups can turn a short break into something that feels like a proper meal. Thai Kitchen Onion Rice Noodle Soup is listed as a 1.6-ounce case of 12 and is described as a 3-minute meal or snack. Its flavor profile centers on spring onion, a traditional spice blend, rice noodles, and a vegetable packet.

Snapdragon offers Mushroom Vietnamese Pho and Pho Bowl Vietnamese Vegetable, both listed as 2.1-ounce cases of 6. These smaller formats can be useful when you want to compare Vietnamese-inspired flavors without committing to a large package.

JFC International Soup Cup Udon Nama is listed as an 8.29-ounce case of 6. The description identifies it as Japanese-style fresh udon and notes wheat, soybean, and seafood among the listed allergens. Tradition Instant Noodle Soup Chicken and Tradition Soup Cup Noodle Vegetable are also included, each listed in a 2.29-ounce case of 12.

Comparing Noodles, Broth, and Toppings

When comparing noodle soups, look beyond the name. Consider the noodle type, the broth style, the format, and the included additions. Udon provides a thick, hearty bite, while rice noodles offer a lighter texture. Ramen, pho, and instant noodle cups each create a different experience even when preparation is similarly simple.

You can also personalize many noodle soups with ingredients already in your kitchen. Try chopped green onions, cooked vegetables, tofu, shredded chicken, or a boiled egg. Start with a small addition, taste the broth, and build from there—like adjusting the lighting in a room until the atmosphere feels right.

How to Compare Prices and Pack Sizes

The listed prices range from smaller individual-style products to large cases intended for repeated use. Annie Chun’s Soup Bowl Japanese Style Miso is listed at $5.21, while Citarella Lobster Stock is listed at $13.99. Other products are listed as cases, including Kikkoman Instant Shiro White Miso Soup at $72.17 for a case of 12 and Pacific Foods Broth Chicken Free Range Organic at $59.68 for a case of 6.

For a more meaningful comparison, divide the listed price by the number of units in the case. For example, Thai Kitchen Onion Rice Noodle Soup is listed at $23.73 for a case of 12, while Nongshim Soup Bowl Noodle Savory Beef is listed at $26.34 for a case of 12. This kind of simple calculation helps you compare similar formats instead of comparing totals alone.

Remember that the reference data does not provide regular prices for these offers; the regular-price field is listed as zero. Therefore, it is more accurate to treat the displayed figures as listed prices rather than claiming a specific discount or savings percentage.

Picking the Right Soup for Your Pantry

Start with your routine. If you need fast lunches, compare instant cups, ramen bowls, and noodle soups. If you cook often, focus on broth and stock formats. If you prefer plant-based choices, look at products identified as vegan or plant-based, such as Amy’s Organic Low Fat Vegetable Barley Soup, Edward And Sons Traditional Miso Cup with Tofu, and several Dr. McDougall’s options.

Next, consider portion and storage habits. A case of 24 may make sense for a household that eats soup regularly, while a case of 6 may suit occasional use. Larger broth cartons can support recipes, whereas compact cups may be easier for work lunches or quick snacks.

Finally, read the product description for dietary details and allergens. The data specifically identifies characteristics such as gluten-free, dairy-free, organic, low sodium, kosher, vegan, and paleo-friendly for selected products. It also lists potential allergens for JFC International Soup Cup Udon Nama, including wheat, soybean, and seafood. Always review the product information carefully before making a choice.

Conclusion

The soup and broth selection covers nearly every pantry mood, from a fast miso cup to a slow-simmered recipe base. You can compare Kikkoman miso mixes, Pacific Foods broths and soups, Kettle And Fire bone broths, Dr. McDougall’s plant-based cups, hearty bean mixes, Asian-style noodle bowls, and specialty stocks such as Citarella Lobster Stock. By comparing the format, pack size, stated benefits, ingredients, and listed price, you can find an option that fits the way you actually eat.

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Soups & Broths price list

Questions and answers about Soups & Broths

What kinds of soup products are included in this selection?

The selection includes instant miso soups, noodle cups, ramen, pho, canned and packaged soups, dry soup mixes, cooking broths, bone broths, and specialty stocks. Brands include Kikkoman, Pacific Foods, Kettle And Fire, Dr. McDougall’s, Annie Chun’s, Amy’s, Manischewitz, and others.

Are there vegan soup options listed?

Yes. The reference data identifies several vegan or plant-based choices, including Amy’s Organic Low Fat Vegetable Barley Soup, Edward And Sons Original Miso Cup Traditional Soup With Tofu, and multiple Dr. McDougall’s products. Check each product description for the stated dietary information.

Which products are suitable for cooking recipes?

Pacific Foods Organic Chicken Broth is described as a base for soups, risottos, and pasta dishes. Kettle And Fire lists Beef Cooking Broth and Chicken Cooking Broth, while Citarella Lobster Stock is described as a foundation for bisque, risotto, and paella.

How should I compare the listed soup prices?

Check whether the price applies to an individual item or a case. Then divide the listed price by the number of units when a case count is provided. This gives you a clearer comparison between products with different package sizes.

Are nutritional or dietary details available for every product?

No. Dietary and nutritional details vary by listing. Some descriptions mention organic, low sodium, gluten-free, vegan, dairy-free, low fat, or other characteristics, while others provide fewer details. Review the specific product information before choosing.

Soups & Broths Deals: Comforting Choices for Every Pantry

What Makes This Soup Selection Useful?

Instant Options for Busy Days

Japanese-Inspired Miso and Noodle Soups

Choosing Between Miso Cups and Noodle Bowls

Broths for Cooking and Sipping

Specialty Stock for Elevated Recipes

Hearty Vegetable, Lentil, and Bean Soups

Split Pea and Minestrone Choices

Chicken, Creamy, and Comfort-Food Favorites

Squash and Mushroom Profiles

Asian-Style Noodle Soups

Comparing Noodles, Broth, and Toppings

How to Compare Prices and Pack Sizes

Picking the Right Soup for Your Pantry

Conclusion

Soups & Broths price list

Questions and answers about Soups & Broths

What kinds of soup products are included in this selection?

The selection includes instant miso soups, noodle cups, ramen, pho, canned and packaged soups, dry soup mixes, cooking broths, bone broths, and specialty stocks. Brands include Kikkoman, Pacific Foods, Kettle And Fire, Dr. McDougall’s, Annie Chun’s, Amy’s, Manischewitz, and others.

Are there vegan soup options listed?

Yes. The reference data identifies several vegan or plant-based choices, including Amy’s Organic Low Fat Vegetable Barley Soup, Edward And Sons Original Miso Cup Traditional Soup With Tofu, and multiple Dr. McDougall’s products. Check each product description for the stated dietary information.

Which products are suitable for cooking recipes?

Pacific Foods Organic Chicken Broth is described as a base for soups, risottos, and pasta dishes. Kettle And Fire lists Beef Cooking Broth and Chicken Cooking Broth, while Citarella Lobster Stock is described as a foundation for bisque, risotto, and paella.

How should I compare the listed soup prices?

Check whether the price applies to an individual item or a case. Then divide the listed price by the number of units when a case count is provided. This gives you a clearer comparison between products with different package sizes.

Are nutritional or dietary details available for every product?