SOUP SECRETS Lipton Recipe Soup and Dip Mix For a Delicious Meal Onion Mushroom Great With Your Favorite Recipes, Dip or Soup Mix 1.8 oz, Pack of 12

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great taste to cook with and add to any greenery (cabbage, collard greens, brocoli), and white beans Add right to the food to give more flavor right before it cooks down

Just received my order of the Lipton Onion Mushroom Recipe Secrets, and can confirm my box was for 12 boxes with 2 packets inside each (so 24 total). I received them on 5/31/25 and the expiration date is in February, 2026. I use these for a slow cooked chuck roast. I mix one of these dry onion soup packets with a can of beef broth and 2 cans golden mushroom soup and pour over a large (browned) chuck roast and slow cook on low for 12 hours. Served with mashed potatoes, it tastes fantastic!

This product is difficult to find in our area and I use it for making a paste for a roast , for using with olive oil to pour over steaming green beans and many other dishes so when Zi saw it I ordered heavily! Love it!!

This is a review for the Savory Herb & Garlic, 12 boxes with 2 packets each. A versatile product, similar in function to the usual onion soup and dip mix. Just a different taste. Nice for anything-- soups, stews, sprinkling on vegetables, use in a dip, etc. I dont use this stuff often, but just regularly enough to consider it a pantry staple. Nice quick way to add a wallop of flavor.Ingredients: Maltodextrin, Salt, Garlic* (Sulfites), Corn Starch, Tomato Powder, Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Onions*, Hydrolyzed Corn Protein, Onion Powder, Sugar, Garlic Powder, Chicken Fat, Parsley*, Spices, Disodium Guanylate, Disodium Inosinate, Natural Flavors. *Dehydrated May Contain Milk And SoyI don't rate on price, and I dont recall the "best by" date, and I don't care. The date is not an expiration. It doesn't go bad at the stroke of midnight. It is simply a guarantee of freshness, but even so doesn't mean that it is suddenly less fresh. Store it well, and it will last for years. Hence, why I really dont care about the date.

The best ever!!!!

First: There were, indeed, twelve boxes of the Recipe Secrets. Each box contains two pouches of seasoning mix. The whole box it came in was directly from Lipton, just like you'd receive in a store for resale, encased in an Amazon box as the Lipton box didn't completely cover the product. I had read some reviews saying there were only six boxes for the same price. The description said 12 boxes of 2 pouches ea. and that's what I got. If I'd received otherwise I'd have inquired as to why and gotten fixed. It shouldn't reflect on product reviews if an order is incorrect.Second: This is an awesome blend of seasonings & herbs! It's perfect in sooooooo many things! It makes a 'just right' meatloaf. Makes oven roasted veggies extra yummy. It's my go to seasoning for slow cooker shredded chicken. I often use only part of a pouch for a variety of things including soups, pan seared chicken, pork chops, oven baked or grilled fish. One of our favorite uses is to make a perfect garlic herb butter which makes delicious garlic bread, toasted burger buns, add a bit on a grilled steak, or the one we do most is to season a turkey breast! Please note; this is not a low sodium foodstuff but used sparingly or as the only sodium added to a recipe (i.e. meatloaf) I have successfully used it in our low sodium diet. Many of the things I mentioned using it for are things we used it for before going low sodium and many I still use it for just modified from what I previously would have used.Third: The absolute ONLY complaint I have is that this particular Lipton Recipe Secrets has become impossible to find in stores!! Not a single grocery store within a 50 mile radius carries it!! Though the last one who did only stopped within the last yr, hence the reason I ordered it.

It amazes me how many dishes I can add this to to make them just pop! At $40, it’s very tough to justify the purchase. They have sales every now and then, but ~$40 seems to be more about charging for scarcity than actually needing to charge that much.

Good for recipes, tastes good