Tasty New Varieties Makes Progresso Soups Worth Talking About (Giveaway too!)
Friday, December 3, 2010
Have you noticed it's almost Winter yet? I don't know about where you are, but here in Tennessee it didn't start really feeling like late Fall, almost Winter until earlier this week.
But it is now, and there's nothing better that I love during these cold months than soup.
One of favorite brands of soups if Progresso. With so many choices, it's hard not to love them.
Recently Progresso and My Blog Spark offered to me free samples of two flavors to which I had not yet been introduced: New England Clam Chowder Light and Chicken Tortilla.
While both were delicious, I've got to say my family has now fallen in love with the New England Clam Chowder. Although lighter on calories - only 1 Weight Watchers Point - Progresso has not sacrificed the rich, creamy seasoning and hearty chunks of meat that makes their soups so tasty!
Giving you a taste worth talking about with new varieties, Progresso continues to provide convenient options made to taste great and encourage good food choices, too. It’s important to make food choices for yourself and for your family that are both satisfying to your taste buds and nutritious.
- Progresso® New World Recipes™ – Inspired by Mexican recipes, explore one of the fastest growing ethnic cuisines by giving the Progresso New World Recipes line a try. Made with authentic Mexican ingredients and seasonings, four new Progresso soups will be hitting grocery shelves near you - Chicken Tortilla, Meatball & Rice, Black Bean Jalapeno and Chicken & Vegetable.
- Progresso Light - America’s number one Light soup just got better, as all 13 existing Progresso Light varieties are now packed with bigger pieces of white meat chicken, more tender pieces of beef or added vegetables.
- Progresso Reduced Sodium – With 49 percent of shoppers concerned about high cholesterol1, Progresso understands the importance of soluble fiber and reduced sodium diets. New Reduced Sodium Tomato Parmesan soup is one more tasty option that has a delicious blend of flavors and carries the “May Help Lower Cholesterol”2 benefit. In addition, five additional Reduced Sodium soups also carry the “May Help Lower Cholesterol”2 benefit.
- Progresso High Fiber – With 9 out of 10 Americans not getting the recommended Daily Value of fiber, Progresso High Fiber line of soups are packed with 7 grams per serving.
GIVEAWAY! GIVEAWAY! Progresso and My Blog Spark is generously offering one lucky reader of The Mom Trap to chance to win a Progresso Prize Pack that includes VIPS coupons for two free cans of Progresso soup, a spoon rest, a soup can rack, and a soup mug with matching spoon. Here's how to enter: Leave a comment below telling me the name of your favorite soup. (Be sure to include an email address or have one available on your profile in case you win!)
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1Health Focus Int., 2009
2Diets low in saturated fat and cholesterol and rich in fruits, vegetables, and grain products that contain some types of dietary fiber, particularly soluble fiber, may reduce the risk of heart disease, a disease associated with many factors.
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