7 Homemade Soups with 100-Calories or Less

Brooke McLay | March 5th, 2012 at 10:55 pm

Whether you’re looking for a healthy, filling mid-winter snack, a hearty dinner, or a midnight treat, soup delivers! These seven soups, all cooking up to a mere 100-calories per serving are the ultimate snack, dinner, or midnight nosh. They are incredibly flavorful and delicious, easy to pack in a lunch bag, and make several servings so you can feed your family or yourself for several days! Better yet, these soups are made entirely in your own kitchen, which means you can watch the sodium content, making these homemade soups significantly better for you than those 100-calorie canned versions you can buy in the store. So, what’re you waiting for?! Grab a pot and get cooking yourself straight to skinny!

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100-Calorie Soups: 7 Recipes To Make at Home

100-Calorie Potato Soup

This 100-Calorie Potato Soup is easy to whip up and tastes creamylicious!
Click for the recipe from Spark People

About the Author

Brooke McLay

Brooke McLay is a recipe developer, food writer, food photographer, and cooking show host for Babble, General Mills, & Good Cook. You can find and follow her latest whims at Cheeky Kitchen.

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