Continental Chinese Chicken & Corn Lots-a-noodles Soup 2 Serves 66gm

Description

At Continental we partner with our Australian farmers to grow all of the wheat used in the flour for our noodles sustainably growing our sustainable what in a way which minimise water and fertiliser use, protecting the biodiversity of the land and reducing energy consumption and waste. Its not only good for the planet but tastes great! Continental has been a part of Australian homes since the 1950s, when we first launched our iconic Chicken Noodle Soup. Since then, we have been consistently delivering Australians the soups they know and love. Our Continental products are made with carefully selected ingredients. All of our vegetables, herbs and spices are grown in the field, ripened in the sun, and harvested in season when they taste their best. Next, these ingredients are dried, which is the oldest known way of preserving food. At Continental, weve always prided ourselves on the quality of what we produce, from sourcing the best quality ingredients to putting passionate and talented chefs in our kitchens. Now were bringing this same passion for quality to our quest for sustainability, because food grown responsibly simply tastes better. This means reducing water consumption to produce our crops and protecting the environment and biodiversity in the areas surrounding our farms.

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• At Continental we partner with our Australian farmers to grow all of the wheat used in the flour for our noodles sustainably - growing our sustainable what in a way which minimise water and fertiliser use, protecting the biodiversity of the land and reduc
• It''s not only good for the planet but tastes great! Continental has been a part of Australian homes since the 1950s, when we first launched our iconic Chicken Noodle Soup.
• Since then, we have been consistently delivering Australians the soups they know and love.
• Our Continental products are made with carefully selected ingredients.
• All of our vegetables, herbs and spices are grown in the field, ripened in the sun, and harvested in season - when they taste their best.