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Chicken noodle soup

50 minabout £1.38 a head

Tomato soup

40 minabout £0.80 a head

Leek and potato soup

45 minabout £0.88 a head

Pasta e fagioli

45 minabout £0.88 a head

Minestrone soup

50 minabout £0.75 a head

Miso soup

10 minabout £0.75 a head

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Allergies and intolerances
Gluten freecoeliac disease and gluten sensitivity
Dairy freemilk allergy and lactose intolerance
Egg freeegg allergy
Nut freenut and peanut allergy
Ways of eating
Vegetarianno meat or fish
Veganno animal products at all
Health and weight goals
No added sugarpeople watching their sugar, including many with diabetes
Low carbpeople cutting carbohydrates, including many with diabetes
Lighterpeople losing or managing their weight: filling meals built on lean protein, veg and pulses with little added fat or sugar
High proteinpeople who want more protein, for fullness or building muscle
Gain weightpeople who need to put on weight or eat more energy, for example after illness or with a small appetite
Low saltpeople cutting down on salt, for example with high blood pressure
Low fatpeople who need to keep fat down
High fibrepeople who want more fibre from wholegrains, pulses and veg
Low FODMAPpeople with IBS who avoid onion, garlic, wheat, beans and similar triggers

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