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Does anyone knows an alternative to Campbell's chicken gumbo condensed soup? I use it for a specific recipe, and can't seem to find a Canadian replacement...
Can you find a gumbo recipe and make it from scratch. Doesn’t seem like the hardest thing to make. Might need to adjust the final recipe since it’s not condensed. Or try to make the gumbo with less liquid and see how it turns out.
At least it's a lot easier to find okra these days. Frozen's probably all you need for a gumbo and it won't break the bank. Sometimes it'll be called bhindi at Indian markets.
Came across this soup mix from Mitchell's Soup Company out of Aylmer, Ontario. A bit more prep obviously than with a canned soup, but it would probably taste a lot better in the end?
We just recently bought a bunch of their soup mixes, and they're great! I'd recommend you try 'em.
What's the recipe? From the picture you are looking at adding tomato paste, flour, rice(?) and chicken with some seasonings. I'd take that route before is put hope in a Canadian canned alternative..
That said, Habitant brand is Canadian.
That said, Habitant brand is Canadian.
Alas, no. I saw Product of USA on all their cans. I don't know when this happened but it's depressing. I think a lot of the major canning companies have consolidated their operations in the US or Mexico?
I wound up going with Sprague after looking them up. They're an Ontario cannery.
Habitant is apparently a Campbell's brand - I had no idea.
I don't think it was originally but they got bought out 😔
Sprague is great and definitely Canadian! They also have lower sodium than many of the mainstream brands. I hope to see them carried in more stores.
I just tried their lentil & veg. Good stuff, and the pull tab on the can is a great idea! I often have to go hunting for the one can opener at the office after someone takes it.
Thanks for the correction. And the link!
Habitant brand is Canadian in origin but they make their soups in the States