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This is a new product in the frozen section.
It's not only Thai style, but also made in Thailand. It costs $2.29. It features spinach mushroom wontons in a spicy broth. The only positive thing I can say about this soup is that it has the flavors I would associate with authentic Thai cooking, which is not hard to do when you're in Thailand. There's recognizable notes of coconut milk, Thai chili, lemon grass, etc. The spices are in a separate packet, so you are free to add as little or as much as you want, for example if you don't want chili. On the minus side, you don't get much for your money. It would only fill a soup bowl if you have very small soup bowls. And yet, it's got 1000 mg salt. That's a lot of salt for such a small portion. Also, the wontons have very little flavor or texture. I can't imagine ever buying this again, and I recommend you don't. At $2.29, it's a poor value, even if it were good, which it isn't. |
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