Ainsley Harriott Thai Chicken and lemongrass 3 x 69g, Pack of 8 (24 sachets)

The best, soup I have tasted. Just, the right amount of ' heat'. Worth, the price. 'nice one' Ainsley.

Just the right amount of spice. Som instant soups can be too thin if you make them to the suggested volume, but clumpy if you add less water. This one actually needs to be thin so you actually feel as though you are getting a decent amount. It's a great pick-me-up for mid afternoon when I'm flagging and it's always my go-to when I've got a cold or feeling run down and want something easy and comforting.

Great value for money but I bought in bulk and not a great forward date

I have always enjoyed the Thai chicken soup. Definitely the best option from this brand. It is a pity that they seem to keep changing the recipe resulting in downgrade to the flavour.

Fantastic taste and make the soup thicker and used it as a sauce to pour over steamed vegetables broccoli and Stilton the best

Nice tasty version of the Asian soup I usually add some mushrooms and dehydrated veg and turn it into bowl or two it is however nice straight from the packet

Dont usually do review's but Webb page states _Ainsley Harriott Szechuan Hot and Sour Size: 60 g (Pack of 8) £3.20 . Received a jiffy bag with one box of 3 servings which equates to one pack. Dont get caught out by discription. Luckily got a refund.

Once upon a time, Ainsley Harriott cup soup was grrreeaat! Tasty (and then some), thick and four sachets in a box. Not cheap but well worth paying the extra for. And I did. A lot. Then some bean counter must've figured they weren't making enough profit and bumped the price a bit. But I still bought it (though not quite as often) because it was a fab soup. The Thai chicken and lemongrass particularly noticeable with fantastic lemongrass hit.But... profit. They reduced the number of sachets to three in a box and even though it was a great soup it was far too expensive for what you got. What was really annoying was the reduction of sachet number rather than bumping the price - that kind of hidden price rise is usually a good indicator that the company considers their customers fools.And then... oh, must need more profit. Now the recipe is changed to some watery tasteless swill. I can't think of a worse cup soup. The Thai has no lemongrass kick or even taste, and the same is reflected across the range. It is a dead brand being milked for the last dregs from the market.But I still buy it. When it is very cheap, like now with 9 boxes for £6, it is bearable for a bit. Afterwards, the Bachelors cup soup, which is already very, very nice, seems an order of magnitude better in taste, quality and price.