Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup Review

Are you someone who loves a good hearty soup? Did you know lentils are a great source of plant-based protein? Costco is carrying Sprague Organic Lentil Soup that’s dairy-free and gluten-free which is great but I’m not so sure I love the spices used.

Sprague Organic Lentil Soup from Costco can sitting on a table.
Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup

I enjoy soup no matter what season it is so when I saw this Sprague Organic Lentil Soup at Costco I decided to pick it up to try.

Other soups from Costco are the Costco Cuisine Adventures French Onion Soup, Costco Kirkland Signature Broccoli Cheddar Soup, Costco Kirkland Signature Chicken Tortilla Soup, Costco Authentic Asia Hand Wrapped Shrimp Wonton Soup and Costco Johnny’s Potato Cheddar Soup Mix.

Location in Store

You can find this in Costco in the aisle with the rice, other canned soups and jarred vegetables. The item number is 1062199.

Lentil soup heated and served in a  white bowl, side view.
I heated my soup at home on the stove. At work I microwave it.

Taste

First of all, this soup is totally loaded with lentils and vegetables, which makes it really hearty! I think there might be less broth than lentils and vegetables to be honest. I find a lot of canned soups have so much broth and just a few bites of vegetables, noodles or meat but not this soup.

Lentil soup heated and served in a white bowl, top down image.
Ready to enjoy!

I enjoy that the soup doesn’t taste too salty and the flavors of the vegetables and lentils complement one another well. The broth is tomato based with lots of seasonings and spices. I don’t like one the spices in the soup which is really disappointing to me. It has an earthy/moldy after taste (in my opinion) but the soup is 100% not moldy. I really hoped to love this soup but I tried it twice just to double check that I still didn’t like it and one of the spices keeps throwing me off.

Close-up image of the Costco Lentil Soup on a soup with the bowl of soup in the background.
This is definitely a hearty soup.

Cost

You get eight 398 milliliter cans for $14.49 at Costco. The same brand of soup, Sprague, is also sold in my local grocery store for $4.99 a can, so the $14.49 at Costco price is quite reasonable.

Image of the case of Costco organic lentil soup sitting on a table.
Eight cans in a case.

Convenience

The best before date on the soup is over three years from the date we purchased it. The top of each can has an easy pull tab to open the can so no can-opener is required! You can either heat the soup on the stove top or in the microwave.

Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup Heating Instructions.
Heat and serve! As simple as that.

I love soup with sandwiches, particularly grilled cheese. I’ve also had soup as a side with pizza or just on it’s own. Crackers in any soup are a must for me! These Costco soups are really convenient for work lunches because you can just bring it in your bag and microwave it in the lunch room.

Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup company story from box.
Eating lentils reduces the LDL-cholesterol levels which is the bad cholesterol!

Nutrition

Calories

A one cup serving of Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup has 170 calories, three and a half grams of fat, 28 grams of carbohydrates, seven grams of fat, two grams of sugar, nine grams of protein and 300 mg of sodium. That’s a decent amount of protein for one cup and the sodium is high but not ridiculously high.

Costco lentil soup nutrition facts label.
Nutrition facts.

Ingredients

I need to point out that I really love the use of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. So many foods have sugar and inflammatory oils like canola oil and palm oil. I have to give Sprague a huge pat on the back for having one of the healthiest ingredients lists I’ve seen! The lentil soup from Costco is gluten-free, vegan and organic!

Costco organic lentil soup ingredients label.
Ingredients

Scoring

Taste: 6/10 (that one spice I just really don’t like)

Cost: 8/10

Convenience: 10/10

Nutrition: 10/10

Overall

Give it a try!

I do know others who have tried this soup that enjoy it and the spice doesn’t bother them. If you’re looking for a hearty, healthy, filling soup, try this lentil soup from Costco.

Do you have a favorite soup from Costco?


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9 thoughts on “Costco Sprague Organic Lentil Soup Review”

  1. My mom had picked this up for us. I like to cook my soups from scratch, but after stubbing my toes to the point of hardly being able to move around, I pulled this off the shelf and it was a great, quick way to get a filling meal without much moving around. I added some hot sauce and some vegan sour cream and this soup was amazing. Didn’t get the spice that you are talking about it. It was hearty and delicious.

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  2. Il faut y ajouter de l’eau de source naturelle à cette soupe car elle est trop épaisse. Ne pas mettre de l’eau du robinet car cette eau est cancérigène à long terme.

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  3. I loved this soup. All the spices were just right for me. My husband added hot sauce to his. Loved everything about it – from the tab opening to the heat and ready to eat method. Excellent from my point of view.

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  4. I love this soup. It is convenient and filling.

    I like the flavour, but do admit it is mild. On its own, its good for a quick work lunch. If I am eating at home, I’ll get some cheese, olives, crackers, or bread to accompany. I definitely add alot of pepper and sometimes chile flakes.

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  5. Just tried this Organic Lentil soup. It was so bland. I could have just ate a can of lentils and it would have tasted the same. It needs more spices and veggies and tone down on the 98% of lentils. I also added more salt. Garlic powder and pepper.

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