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I’m starting a giveaway right now and it will end in 48 hours. I’ll need the winner to email me their address as soon as they get my winner announcement email so I can get that info to the sponsor in time for shipping Friday morning! Okay? Great!
So, here’s the scoop – Progresso and I think you will be excited to hear that there are four new, great tasting Progresso soups that have 28% of the recommended Daily Value of fiber per serving (7 grams) and have no added MSG* or artificial flavors. The new varieties include Chicken Tuscany, Creamy Tomato Basil, Hearty Vegetable and Noodles and Homestyle Minestrone. Thanks to a campaign through MyBlogSpark, Progresso sent me a free can of Chicken Tuscany soup, two really cool soup mugs, and two branded soup spoons.
Packed into each can of Progresso High Fiber Chicken Tuscany Soup is white meat chicken, Great Northern beans, onions, tomatoes, celery, carrots, spinach and zucchini. Each can is two servings, and one serving has 130 calories, 3 grams of fat, 8 grams of protein, and a whopping 7 grams of fiber. Best of all, it tastes good! I’m looking forward to trying the Minestrone next.
Progresso is also providing a soup prize pack to one lucky MomReviews reader! The winner will receive the same prize pack I got, with two soup bowls, two branded spoons, and either a can of High Fiber soup or a coupon for a free can, I’m not sure which. It will look like this:
WIN IT: To enter to win this prize pack, leave a comment on this post telling me how you try to get more fiber into your diet. Have you tried high fiber soup? Leave your comment by 11:59 PM EST on Thursday 12/17. The winner will be contacted by email on the morning of 12/18, so if you enter, please be prepared to reply as quickly as possible with your address info. Open to U.S. only.
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I have added more fiber to my diet in the past few months, and yes, I’ve tried some of the new high fiber soups – I like the Progresso lentil soup the best!
Add me into your drawing, please!
I try to eat foods with more fiber and am always looking for items like V8’s high fiber veggie juice, pancake mixes and cereals with lots of fiber (i.e. Barbara’s Bakery and Kashi) and I’m excited to hear about Progresso Soups with high fiber. Please add me to your drawing! Thank you!
I “hide” lentils & veggies in ground beef I’m going to use to make tacos, soups, or casseroles.
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I try to eat a diet high in high fiber veggies and whole grain breads, although I’m not always successful. I haven’t tried the high fiber soups, but being a soup lover (particularly during the winter) I’d love to try them!
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i have tried high fiber soups, cereals and snack bars to get more fiber in my diet. The Progresso soups are VERY filling!
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i have had problems with my daughters diet and tryin to get her to eat things with fiber is basically impossible i bought a can of progresso soup for her and she loves it so thanks progresso!
I try to eat high fiber, whole grain foods
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we eat lots of whole grains – haven’t tried that progresso soup, but it looks good!
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We eat lots of fruit and vegetables. We also eat oatmeal and check for high fiber on canned goods such as juices and soup.
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I’ve tried eating higher fiber soups and cereal. I take a fiber supplement when I fail to eat fiber rich foods!
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I try to make certain that there is fiber in my diet. I usually have oatmeal for breakfast. I have found that kelp pills are also good to help with the fiber. Have not tried high fiber soup.
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I get more fiber in my diet by taking Benefiber daily. I have not tried the high fiber soup
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I try to use a lot of beans and vegetables in my casseroles and wraps. Thanks for the chance.
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Never tried high fiber soup before. I usually buy high fiber cereal or use Benefiber.
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I usually sprinkle flax seed in yogurt and in baked goods.
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