Crock Pot Cheeseburger Soup

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Crock Pot Cheeseburger Soup is creamy, cheesy and loaded with potatoes, ground beef, carrots and more. This soup is a family-favorite!

Cheeseburger Soup is a creamy and cheesy soup loaded with potatoes, ground beef, carrots and more. Life-in-the-Lofthouse.com

This Crock Pot Cheeseburger Soup is one luxurious soup. I mean seriously, it’s award-winning! I’ve had this recipe PINNED on one of my food boards for a long time and I finally made it the other day. After I scarfed down two bowls (in about 2 minutes) 😉 I was kicking myself for not making it sooner!

Cheeseburger Soup

This awesome cheeseburger soup is cheesy and creamy and filled with flavorful ground beef, potatoes and carrots. It will keep bellies full and happy a long time after it’s eaten. My husband gave me rave reviews after he ate some too, and that is coming from someone who is not the world’s biggest soup fan. No joke. 🙂

Creamy soup loaded with beef, potatoes, carrots and more.

I cannot wait to make this delicious soup again, and I know I’ll be making it for years to come. It’s a definite keeper!

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Creamy soup loaded with beef, potatoes, carrots and more.
Cheeseburger Soup
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Crock Pot Cheeseburger Soup

The most creamy and cheesy soup loaded with ground beef, potatoes, and carrots. This Cheeseburger Soup is a family-favorite!
Cook Time 8 hours
Servings 6

Ingredients

  • 4 small russet potatoes peeled and diced
  • 1 small white or yellow onion chopped
  • 1 cup shredded carrots
  • 1/2 cup diced celery
  • 1 teaspoon dried basil
  • 1 teaspoon dried parsley
  • 3 cups chicken broth
  • 1 pound lean ground beef
  • 3 Tablespoons butter
  • 2 Tablespoons all-purpose flour
  • 2 cups milk I use 2%
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
  • 1 package (16 ounces) Velveeta processed cheese, cubed OR 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese

Instructions

  • Place potatoes, onions, carrots, celery, dried basil and parsley in a large crock pot. Pour chicken broth over vegetables. Cover with lid. Cook on low heat 6 to 8 hours OR on high heat 4 to 5 hours or until potatoes are tender.
  • About 45 minutes before serving, cook and crumble ground beef in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Drain any grease. Pour cooked ground beef into crock pot.
  • Carefully wipe out hot skillet with a paper towel then add butter. When butter is melted whisk in flour and cook until golden brown and bubbly (about 1 minute.) Whisk in the milk, salt and pepper. Pour this mixture into the crock pot and stir to combine everything.
  • Add the cubed Velveeta cheese or shredded cheese to crock pot. Stir again. Cover with lid and cook another 20 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve warm and enjoy!

Notes

Nutrition Info: 1 serving = 522 calories / 28 fat / 36 carbs / 35 protein 
6 servings total. 
 

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178 thoughts on “Crock Pot Cheeseburger Soup

    1. I make this for church meal deal night except I use 3 cups of cooked rice in stead of potatoes can add 1/2 of green pepper our preacher ask for this everybtime I volunteer to cook!

    2. Thanks for this! Only thing I took out was celery and added heavy cream a small amount and out cheese it’s on top in my bowl an so mixed it in!amazing!

  1. I made this 2nite!!! I was so delicious! Thank u Holly!! I feel like hamburger is the last meat 2 go 2 cuz it is only yummy 4 like grilled hamburgers, chili, maybe salisbury steak. I also paired it with garlic bread, & a salad. This is a super great soup, I sauteed my onions, & I added about 1/2 cup of cream cheese as well as 2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese…Oh I also added alotta chopped jalapenos…I am 4ever keeping this recipe saved…I will use it again. My kids & husband loved it. Annnnnnnd I love ur FB page!! ~Happily eating n Seattle~ #Gohawks

    1. I am allergic to Basil so I added pickle juice to the first step to get that tangy flavor and a little Italian seasoning as well. I also added my flour to the hamburger after I drained some of the fat so that I got my flour fully cooked.
      This is a great recipe to double, I just dumped it into my big stock pot for the final 40 minutes. When you need a large portion it’s economical, except for Velvetta maybe.
      Thanks.

  2. OH! I’m going to try making this and adding about a 1/4 cup of dill pickle relish to it!!!! I’ll let you know how it turns out….if it was great or if I just need to stick to the posted recipe 100%. LOL 🙂

      1. 5 stars
        I usually add chipped dill pickle to mine. I love how the bit of sour cuts the richness of all the meat and cheese

        1. A previous poster uses 3C rice, she didn’t say if that’s cooked ahead or not tho. I haven’t used rice in my crockpot in years but I seem to remember that when I did I did not cook it ahead.

  3. Absolutely loved this! I added a can of rotel and omitted the celery and carrots. Served it with crusty warm French bread to make a real cheeseburger meal! Yum, thank you, this is a keeper!

      1. I made this soup tonight. It was yummy. I took out the onion & potatoes. I used 1 tsp onion powder. (stomach is sensitive to onions) and 1 lb of frozen diced hash browns. I used 2 cups of shredded cheddar jack cheese. Loved it! I served it with french bread. We couldn’t stop at one bowl either…..

  4. I made this for dinner last night, and loved it! I didn’t change anything, nor would I. Not one person complained and that’s huge in my house lol.

    1. You could do the Crock Pot step on the stovetop. Those veggies would cook tender in 15 minutes or so. Then proceed with the rest of the recipe. Since most of this is done stovetop, it’s kind of a waste to take 6-8 hours slow cooking the vegetables. (Now you could make it stovetop & keep it warm in the Crock Pot!) Looking forward to trying this one!

      1. I used this recipe but made it on the stovetop instead. Only took about 30 minutes, perfect for a quick after work meal. I also cooked the hamburger first and just added all the ingredients to the hamburger.

  5. Just tried this recipe last night. It was freaking excellent! New family favorite! I used an unsalted chicken broth, and shredded cheddar (instead of velveeta). Also, I topped mine with a little chopped dill pickle…it was amazing! Definitely try it if you haven’t. Thanks!

    1. I made this before and making it again cause it went over so well. I’m allergic to chicken, so I used turkey broth instead. Veggie broth would be good as well. Can’t tell a difference, you could just use water if you wanted to. Hope you enjoyed this.

  6. I am going to make this for a work party and want to make it the day before. Has anyone made it then reheated in the crockpot? Just wondering if it turns out as good.

    1. I make this for all of our soup potlucks at work. I make it the day before, in my crockpot, and it warms up just fine. Takes an hour or 2 to completely warm up. I don’t add the sour cream until i’m ready to serve.

    2. Hi Kelli M, and anyone else who may read this – just a gentle reminder that crock pots/slow cookers should not be used to reheat soups, stews, or anything. The reason is that they simply do not get hot enough to kill any bacteria that may have grown during the cooling down of the soup. Leftover soups and such must be reheated to 165 F. (at least a rolling boil), then you can keep them hot in the slow cooker. Just a heads up. 🙂

  7. I made this tonight and it was delish. BUT. The potatoes didn’t cook? I cut them very small like the recipe states. I used the crockpot on high for 5 hour’s. I’ve never had this issue with my crockpot not cooking stuff all the way through. I’ll have to try it again sometime. It’s really good, but I’m just trying to fight through the uncooked potatoes!

  8. I made this tonight, and it was amazing! I used shredded cheese instead of velveeta, and it was excellent! Thanks:)

  9. We loved it, it’s great ‘comfort food’ in winter. The dried basil is yummy in this recipe! The only thing I did different was to use the cooktop rather than crockpot. Thanks for sharing!

  10. You can brown the meat in the crockpot, then drain, then add veggies & broth. I would swap out the carrots and potato for more onions, and jalapenos/Hatch chiles for a green chile cheeseburger soup. I’m doing lowcarb so no flour/roux stuff.

  11. My 5 yr old son and I made this 3 days ago. I’ve been asking him if we should make this since last year. That night he had 3 bowls. That same night he begged me to let him take some to school for lunch, he did. Then that night he came home asking for it for dinner. Lol. I can’t blame him I did too. I followed everything only I used too much onion, my fault for not paying attention. Used 1% milk. And Velveeta block cheese. I thought using 2cups of milk plus the chicken stock and crock pot moisture would make it watery, but it didn’t. So glad I didn’t add more Velveeta.
    I never follow recipes, and rarely leave feedback, but this was soooo good. Thank you for sharing!
    BTW, we added chopped bacon tonight 🙂 but it over took the soup. I’m still not complaining:) lol

  12. I loosely followed this recipe but added ground mustard, dill (to bring out that pickle flour), and a little chili powder along with pepper and salt to taste. I also made it on the stove and left the crockpot out of this. I also added diced dill pickles for a little pucker and more chicken broth and vegetables for a less decadent soup that stretches for a few more meals. This recipe is divine! Also, a big thank you to Holly for her description for making a roux; usually it ends up lumpy, but this one was perfect!

  13. Cheeseburger soup was one of those soups I kept wanting to make. I recently made one similar to this recipe and had a little resistance from the family, especially my husband. One taste and they were hooked. I love soup so I am so glad I have another recipe to add to our favorites. Now I have this one that uses my crock pot and to me that is a win-win!

  14. Really good! The only change I made was to use an immersion blender and purée the veggies before adding the beef. Definitely a keeper!

    1. I have not tried freezing this soup, so I can’t say. If you do let me know how it turns out after re-heating it! 🙂

  15. I just made this, doubled the recipe, and more than half of it is gone because everyone wanted seconds, some of us thirds. Delicious. I followed The recipe pretty closely, but made a few changes. I didn’t use Velveeta brand cheese, but a knock off of the same thing. I also added Ground Mustard, Chili Powder, and Dill weed to the veggies and broth while they were cooking, and doubled (well, quadrupled) the called for parsley and basil. I also browned the beef (I used 1.5 lbs [doubled] just because that’s what came in the package, but nobody seemed to mind the extra meat!) with a little chili powder, salt, pepper, and dried minced onion. This was delicious. Creamy, cheesy, and awesome.

  16. I am looking to make this soup soon. Can anyone tell me if I could use frozen diced potatoes? I know have some in my freezer now. Just trying to use what I have. Thanks so much!

    1. Yes, it freezes well. I’ve made this soup a few times, we love it so much! when you re-heat, just make sure to do it on the stovetop, not in the crockpot.

  17. After browning and draining the ground beef, add a little catsup and mustard to the meat and mix well. Brings out the ‘cheeseburger’ flavor. Yum!

  18. This was the best soup we have ever had! My entire family raved on it and my kids which dont eat potatos or veggies, ate a huge bowl of it, raving the entire time! The only complaint i have is it made us terribly thirsty and extremely full lol now we are all sleepy! Gonna def share this recipe and cook it a whole lot more!

  19. After reading the comments I had to try this soup. I am always afraid to try a recipe if there aren’t many comments. It was really good! Thank you! I did also half the velveta like I saw others did. Velveta has such a strong taste I wanted to try half first. My very picky 2 and 3 year old love it. That is such a plus! I made the copycat red lobster biscuits to go with it and it was a great match.

  20. Just made this for the family. It was a hit with everyone ages 15-86.
    I will be making this again, SOON.
    The only change, the next time I will make 1 1/2 times the recipe so
    we have leftovers.

  21. I’m not a cooker! So much so when my family saw me making this they teased me lol but have decided it’s time to try. Your recipe was so easy to follow and turned out sooo good! I’m so proud of myself and its gotten good reviews from the family. Thank you so much for sharing and I’ll be trying more 🙂

  22. Just made this – it was so yummy! Everyone really liked it. I probably had 2 cups of cheddar in it and added corn. Next time I will add some mushrooms (didn’t think of it in time).
    Thank you so much for the recipe!

  23. I made this soup earlier this year and am getting ready to make more tonight. It is one of the best soups I have ever had! Thank you for the recipe!

  24. This was OUTSTANDING! By far the best soup I’ve had in a long time. My only complaint was my potatoes weren’t completely cooked after 6 hours on high and cutting them small. Next time I’ll boil them a bit before putting in the crock pot. Will make this again for sure!

  25. I made this today in the crock pot, super yummy! Inadded a little pinch of thyme and rosemary, as well as using more Velvetta.

  26. I made this on the stove tonight. Didn’t plan ahead of time for dinner and knew I had everything except celery. I browned the beef, added onion, carrots then potatoes. Put in chicken broth and simmered 20 minutes,until potatoes were done. Made my roux in a small saucepan, cooked a couple of minutes then added to my simmering beef mixture. Whisked until incorporated then added milk then 2 cups of shredded Colby & cheddar cheeses. Added pepper and parsley (instead of basil). Served with grilled cheese sandwiches and my husband, who doesn’t like soup, said it was good! I think it took just about 30 minutes to make it. Will make it again.

  27. Made this tonight for dinner. It was a snowy day.. I left out the celery and carrots.. will make again!! I you love cheeseburger you will love this! Yummy

  28. Just made this soup today….excellent! Followed the recipe step by step. Once the soup was in bowls, I topped each with a little shredded lettuce and some diced tomato. Added a little more burger experience. This soup’s a keeper!

  29. I made this multiple times and it is always a hit! Instead of velveeta which I used the first time, I used extra sharp cheddar it was even better! I saw another comment and was wondering the same how it would turn out with beef broth!

  30. I did not have celery so I left it out but I added corn and a small can of diced tomatoes. Also used beef broth instead of chicken and I used parsley instead of basil. Also added a touch of garlic and real bacon bits. Bottom line is use what you have, add what you like, make it your own. . I did it all stove top. It is delicious!
    Sent the link to all my kids.

  31. My parents have made this soup for our family for YEARS. It is a favorite. However, I didn’t have a big enough pot to cook it in my new home but then I found this one for the crockpot :). When I made it, I added an extra potato, an extra carrot (i shredded them myself), and an extra stalk of celery. I also added about an extra 1/4 c. flour into the soup after the cheese and whatnot to thicken it more. I also used a different brand of cheese (Clancy’s from Aldi’s), and it came out PERFECT. Exactly like my family makes it. Thank you for the recipe!

  32. I made this low carb! I did almost 2 lbs of ground beef, subbed chopped cauliflower for the potatoes and only added about 1/2 cup carrots. I browned my butter then whisked 1/2 tsp xanthan gum into the melted butter. Then I quickly whisked in 1 cup of heavy whipping cream and 1/2 cup of sour cream until thick then added to the crockpot! Then added 2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese! Tastes great!

  33. This recipe was yummy, I even got a thumbs up from my picky husband!! We sprinkled a touch of shredded cheese on top and served with saltines, very filling!!

    1. 5 stars
      yes, it freezes really well. we’ve made this soup several times and we usually always have leftovers. just make sure to re-heat the soup on the stovetop, not in the crockpot.

    1. I would say a slalad would go very good with this soup!! It’s very rich and creamy, so you would probably want to keep it pretty light.
      I bought a loaf of everything French bread to dip into it and it was amazing!!

  34. Do you have to wait to add the hamburger and milk/flour mixture? I would like to be able to add it all in the morning and then have it ready to eat once I come home to save time.

  35. This soup is absolutely delicious and even my picky 4 year old loved it! I made it with unbranded velvets and I couldn’t tell a difference, and I used ground venison and browned it with a dried minced garlic seasoning and seasoned salt and pepper. I also garnished with more shredded cheese and bacon bits and green onions! It’s a huge hit in my house, my husband said to double the batch next time! The leftovers are wonderful!

  36. I just made this tonight after a snowy day outside! Delicious! The whole family liked it. I made it with cheddar cheese, I just can’t do Valveeta! Thank you for sharing.

  37. This is our go to Christmas Eve soup everyone begs me to make with popovers. My job is to bake not cook Holiday meals but now I have to do Christmas Eve. Thank you very much I am afraid to try any of your other recipes 🙂 I might end up being the cook again. Have a Merry Christmas and really this recipe is amazing

  38. Yesterday, I made the crock pot cheeseburger soup just as the recipe is written. (I always start that way!). It was fabulous. I like my veggies in chunks, so never tried to blend them; they were tender but not mushy! Big hit here, so will definitely be making it again. Someone suggested pepper jack cheese – husband really up for that addition.

  39. This soup is surprisingly delicious! However, I have to admit that I often put more ground beef and vegetables to make the cheese taste lighter, it sounds awkward but I love make balance of all the ingredient’s tastes.
    – Natalie Ellis

  40. I have made this soup yesterday. Bla bla… this is wonderful! Adopted the recipe step-by-step. As soon as the soup was in bowls, I topped every with a bit of shredded lettuce and a few diced tomato. Added a bit of extra burger expertise. My all family member are HAPPY and HAPPY. . This soup’s a keeper!. Thanks for sharing the GREAT soup recipe.

  41. I’ve never tried Cheeseburger soup but I’m making an effort to try new things this fall season. I liked your recipe idea! I’ve included your recipe in my recent roundup post about recipes I plan on trying (with full credit and link, of course). Hope you don’t mind! 🙂

  42. I took out the carrots and celery and add rotel I pureed the rotel and cooked with the cooked hamburger meat and potatoes till potatoes were done . Then added velveeta and bacon it was very good

  43. Made your cheeseburger soup tonight, but I made it dairy free and gluten free. Used melt sticks for the bitter, and vegan cheddar shreds, almond milk, and great value gluten free flour. I also added nutritional yeast.
    Think I will cut the flour next time.
    Otherwise it is definitely delish.
    Thanks

  44. I was wondering what size crock pot you used? I’m making this right now and it’s not quite half full. Since it should always be at least half full for even cooking I’m just wondering (for next time) if you used a smaller one than mine which is 6 quarts. I’d love to know what size you use on all of your recipes! Thanks in advance.

  45. Could I add diced dill pickles instead of celery? I have a jar of chili pepper spiced dills I enjoy mixing into things to give them a little kick, and the pickles are just too spicy to eat without being mixed in.

  46. 5 stars
    I have made this soup several tImes…sometimes for home and sometimes for church and i get rave rev every time. I have a question for you this time. I dont have any velveeta, can i sub shreddedcheddar without ruining it?

  47. 4 stars
    Not sure if i’ve posted a review for this yet, but it’s worth doing it again. This is probably my all-time favorite soup. So easy to make. So cozy. So delicious. I serve it with some fresh homemade bread to mop up every last bit in my bowl. It’s only letting me give it 4 stars for some reason, but it’s definitely 5 stars.

  48. 5 stars
    I NEVER make comments but felt the need to here. This is an all around family favorite at my house. I’ve been making it in the winter over the last few years. Everyone loves it. I’m a vegetarian but my family isn’t so I make this version for the family and make a “side batch” of the same soup with faux ground beef made from veggies and everyone loves mine too. Thank you for the recipe.

    1. I’m so happy you decided to comment and let me know! That’s so great you can make some substitutions so you can enjoy it too. Awesome! xo

  49. 5 stars
    This Soup was a huge hit in my house. My husband said it was theBESt cheeseburger Soup he had ever had. My picky two year old ate two bowls full…which is a huge feat!
    I added a but of dill, because I absolutely live it, some celery flakes, in addition to the diced celery, extra onion and garlic, and a few healthy dashes of Worcestershire. It is now in OUr Rotation.

  50. 5 stars
    i HAVE MADE THIS SOUP A THOUSAND TIMES BEFORE AND IT IS DEFINITELY A FAMILY FAVORITE! Do you think it would be possible to do it in the instant pot instead of the crock pot?? Not sure about how long it would need to simmer once the cheese and flour were added…. Thanks for you awesome recipes!!

    1. Chrissy, I am so happy you love this soup! 🙂 I honestly am not too familiar with the instant pot! I have one, but have yet to use it. I know it cooks things super fast. I would say you’ll know when it’s ready after adding the flour once it’s nice and thick.

  51. 5 stars
    Made this soup tonight for dinner and took it over to my in-laws with some homemade french bread and chocolate cupcakes for dessert. Got rave reviews! I did half velveeta and half shredded cheddar as well as adding garlic, Dill, and mustard to it. Wonderful topped with bacon and tomatoes! Thanks for this recipe, it will be in or monthly dinner rotation now!

  52. 5 stars
    I made this tonight – the only things I did differently was to use some worcestershire when browning the beef, and a little steak seasoning. I also used 2 cups of freshly grated sharp cheddar. This soup was delicious! We had it with a green salad and everyone loved it 🙂

  53. 5 stars
    THIS IS OUR FAVORITE SOUP OF ALL TIME!

    So much so that in this crazy coronavirus time, we have a shortage of potatoes and onions in town…so I bartered 3 lbs of ground beef just to get the needed ingredients to make it. it has been a favorite for about 2 years, and it continues to be popular recipe in our house!!! love it!

    1. You can sub (3cups) macaroni for potatoes. Add last 45min-1hr of cooking time. I would check macaroni’s to make sure they don’t get mushy

  54. 5 stars
    reading so many experiences in comment section is making me try this delicious soup on coming weekend. As work for home is quite difficult, after a busy day at my work home system i skip making dinner and it’s quite frustrating. but I wanna give myself a treat of this amazing soup thisweekend. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

  55. 5 stars
    Hi HOLLY, I’ve prepared this soup the other day. I followed your recipe ingredients. the only thing that is different is that I PREPARED it in my vitamix explorian blender. MY FRIENDS loved it so much. Thanks for sharing this GREAT soup recipe.

  56. This was amazing! My all family member are HAPPY and HAPPY. . This soup’s a keeper!. Thanks for sharing the GREAT soup recipe.

  57. Hey Holly! I’m planning on making this recipe this week, i was wondering if you prefer the velveEta or the shredded cheddar?
    Thank you!!

  58. Could I make the flour mixture ahead of time and then add it? It will probably be sitting for the duration that the soup is cooking!

  59. 5 stars
    Just wanted to let you know how much i enjoy receiving your emails. hope you and your family stay healthy and happy in 2021.

  60. 5 stars
    Yummy creamy soup. THANK you for sharing. i tends to add full creamy cheese sauce/ i have seen that over on kitchenerly.com

  61. 5 stars
    I made this delicious soup this evening. It is one of our hotteSt summer nights, and my family and i enjoyed every bite we took. Thank you very much. This will be a part of my winter menu for sure!

  62. 4 stars
    I adapted this for the stovetop, and Did Shredded sharp cheddar. Next time i will cut the basil in half. I also did just a little of cornstarch slurry instead of the other thickener, because it was faster.

  63. 5 stars
    Dinner was great TONIGHT. THERE IS A SLIGHT CHILL IN THE AIR AND SO THIS SOUP WAS PERFECT. PREPARED ON THE STOVE INSTEAD OF THE CROCKPOT, OUT COME JUST AS GOOD. This recipe is quick and easy to prepare, added carrots and potatoes from my garden. I Let it simmer A BIT while THE bread bowls toasted in the oven. WAS A hit with the family, will be making this again. THANK YOU FOR THE RECIPE AND EVERYONE’S COMMENTS.

  64. 5 stars
    This is my daughters favorite soup! I double it for my large family and for leftovers. I Make it as written amd add shredded cheese and Crumbled bacon to the top of each bowl and serve with french bread.

  65. You can do this on Your stove top. Takes less time if you dEcide to make it later in the day, it’s absolutely delicious!

  66. 5 stars
    Someone made this for me when I gave birth to my baby. My older children loved it. So I decided to give it a try. And it turned out exactly the way the picture looks. Was absolutely delicious! I put it in the Crock-Pot for 8 hours. I think that gives the potatoes the perfect softness. We served it with Rhodes rolls.

  67. 5 stars
    Made this tonight and it was really good. it is grandson approved so i will make it again. My meat is frozen in 2lb packs so i just doubled everything. i did not dice my celery and i used 2 onions. did not look exactly like the photo but it was close. next time i will try velveeta. all i had tonight was cheddar cheese. i served it with focaccia bread. i will make again. mine was done in about 6 hours on low

  68. 5 stars
    really good! I’ve made this a few times now. if anyone is interested in the basic nutritional information of the entire dish, here it is. of course this will vary depending on different products/brands you use. FYI I used 1% milk, 93% lean ground beef, and I didn’t factor in the nutritional value of the spices (salt, pepper, basil, parsley).

    Calories: 3116
    Fat: 146
    Carbs: 217
    Protein: 204

  69. 5 stars
    This soup is delicious! I made it on top of the stove. Instead of the flour mixture to thicken it. I sprinkled in some instant mashed potato flakes….great for thickening cream soups.

  70. 5 stars
    Really tasty soup! I did omit the butter and used olive oil instead, and omitted the flour too. Mexican Velveeta was amazing in this! Topped with diced dill pickle and and little dollop of ketchup and yellow mustard with some sesame seeds! Picky kids went bananas over this!

  71. 5 stars
    OMG! Thank you, Thank you! This was so so good!! I Added dill pickles in the last 30 minutes of cooking after reading previous comments. OMG this again was so good thank you.

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