Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style Steak and Bean Soup – Gluten Free Clean-Label Lunch with No Artificial Flavors
Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style Steak and Bean Soup – Gluten Free Clean-Label Lunch with No Artificial Flavors
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Why you'll love it
- Ready in minutes delivers convenience better than homemade soup for time-strapped eaters
- 20g of protein per can satisfies hunger better than typical canned soups
- Gluten-free certification makes it safe for celiac and gluten-sensitive buyers
- No artificial flavors or colors appeals to clean-label ingredient shoppers
- Variety of 5 hearty pitmaster flavors prevents flavor fatigue on repeat purchases
- Canned format offers long shelf life as a reliable pantry staple versus fresh ingredients
- Loved so much they recommended it to a friend, who bought 5 more cans after trying one
- Surprisingly better than anticipated, with rich full-bodied flavor
- Better than the beef pitmaster variety in the same line
- Natural, non-artificial barbecue flavor that isn't overwhelming
- Good amount of meat, beans, and fire-roasted corn
- Smoke and subtle hint of heat
- Nice-sized chunks of chicken with a decent amount of meat
- More like a stew than a soup — filling and hearty
- Stove-top preparation yields hotter soup preferred over microwave
Perfect for
- Quick ready-to-eat lunch paired with crackers or bread at the office
- Hearty weeknight dinner side dish alongside a sandwich or salad
- Pantry-stocked emergency meal during power outages or busy weeks
- Shelf-stable camping or cabin meal with no refrigeration needed
- Comfort food fix for steakhouse cravings without restaurant cost
- Pouring soup over corn bread
- Serving with a corn muffin as a complete meal
- Portioning into 4 oz containers to manage sodium intake
- Heating on the stove top instead of microwave for hotter soup
Product Information
STEAK AND BEAN SOUP: Indulge in the rich tastes of steak, beans, corn, and other vegetables in a cozy beef broth; Each can serves up 20g of protein and is a tasty addition to a meal HEARTY AND FLAVORFUL: Delicious comfort food that's a tasty part of lunch or dinner; Pair with a sandwich, fresh bread, salad, or your favorite crunchy crackers REAL, QUALITY INGREDIENTS: No artificial flavors and no colors from artificial sources; Gluten free QUICK AND EASY: Convenient canned soup is ready to eat in minutes; They make an ideal pantry staple CONTAINS: One 18.5 oz can of Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style Soup with Steak and Bean; About 2 servings per can
Product Dimensions : 3.45 x 3.45 x 4.45 inches; 1.16 Pounds UPC : 041196139747 Manufacturer : GENERAL MILLS SALES INC. Units : 18.5 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #1,061 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this soup actually safe for someone with celiac disease?
Yes. Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style is certified gluten free, so it's safe for people with celiac disease and gluten-sensitive consumers. There's no wheat, barley, or rye in the formulation.
I'm watching my sodium — how can I eat this without going over my daily limit?
The 18.5 oz can splits naturally into roughly two servings, and many sodium-conscious users portion it into 4 oz containers to control intake precisely. Pairing a smaller portion with a fresh salad or low-sodium side keeps the meal balanced and filling.
Does it have any artificial flavors or colors I should worry about?
No. The Pitmaster line is made with no artificial flavors and no colors from artificial sources, which is a major draw for clean-label ingredient shoppers. The rich color and barbecue flavor come from real ingredients like fire-roasted corn and natural smoke.
How much protein does each can actually have?
Each 18.5 oz can contains 20g of protein, which is significantly more than most canned soups. That makes it a strong option for anyone tracking protein intake for satiety, fitness, or general wellness.
Is the chipotle heat going to upset a sensitive stomach?
The chipotle bite is subtle and balanced by a sweet, slightly smoky base. Most wellness-focused eaters find it gentle on the stomach compared to spicier canned chilis or curries. If you're very heat-sensitive, start with a smaller portion.
Can I use this as part of a weight-management meal plan?
Yes. The high protein and bean-based fiber deliver real satiety in a controlled portion. Combined with portioning into 4 oz servings, it fits easily into calorie- and macro-tracking plans for weight loss or maintenance.
Is the can BPA-free or safe for microwave heating?
Progresso cans are designed for in-can microwaving per the label instructions. If you prefer to avoid heating in the can entirely, simply pour it into a microwave-safe bowl — it heats just as well in a minute or two.
How does this compare to a homemade soup from a wellness standpoint?
You give up the ability to fully customize every ingredient, but you gain a clean-label, certified gluten free, no-artificial-flavor product with 20g of protein that's ready in minutes. For busy wellness routines, that trade-off works for many people.
Is it filling enough to replace a higher-calorie takeout lunch?
Yes. The stew-like consistency, steak chunks, kidney beans, and fire-roasted corn make it a much more filling meal than typical canned soup, so most people find it easily replaces a takeout lunch without the afternoon energy crash.
Will the natural ingredients hold up during a long pantry storage period?
Yes. Canned Progresso soups have a long shelf life, and the clean ingredient list doesn't degrade meaningfully over time. Always check the best-by date on the can for the freshest quality.
Can I eat this straight from the bowl while I'm on a calorie-counting plan?
Absolutely. Many protein- and calorie-tracking fans eat it straight from the bowl at their desk or in the kitchen. One can is easy to log in any tracking app, and portioning into two halves makes macro counting even simpler.
Is this appropriate for a family member who's been told to eat more fiber and protein?
Yes. The kidney beans and steak provide a strong fiber-plus-protein combination, with 20g of protein per can. For a senior or recovering family member, it's a gentle, hearty option that delivers real nutrition in a familiar format.
What if I'm sensitive to MSG or hidden additives?
The Pitmaster line is built around no artificial flavors and no artificial colors, with a transparent ingredient panel. If you have specific additive concerns, review the full ingredient list on the can or check with the brand's consumer line for the most current formulation details.
Does the stew-like consistency make it easier or harder to digest?
Most people find the thicker, stew-like consistency easier to digest than thin brothy soups, because the protein and fiber content sits more comfortably in the stomach. The slow, even heat of stove-top preparation is gentler still for sensitive digestion.
Can I serve it to a child who needs a hearty, allergen-aware meal?
The certified gluten free status and lack of artificial colors and flavors make it a more allergen-friendly option than many canned soups. The mild natural barbecue flavor is typically well-received, though the chipotle bite may be noticeable to very young palates.
How does this compare to other gluten free canned soups on the market?
Most gluten free canned soups are brothy and low-protein. Progresso Pitmaster combines gluten free certification with 20g of protein, a stew-like consistency, and five bold pitmaster flavors — a much heartier profile than the typical gluten free soup aisle.
How do I heat Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style Steak and Bean soup?
You have two main options. For the fastest method, microwave the open can on high for 2 to 3 minutes, stir, and heat for another minute if needed. For a hotter, more even bowl, pour the contents into a saucepan and heat over medium heat on the stove top for about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Can I heat the soup directly in the can?
Yes. Progresso Pitmaster cans are designed for in-can microwaving per the label directions. Open the can, remove the lid completely, microwave on high, and stir before serving. If you prefer not to heat in the can, just pour it into a microwave-safe bowl or saucepan.
How should I store unopened cans, and how long do they last?
Store unopened cans in a cool, dry pantry away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Canned Progresso soups typically have a multi-year shelf life — always check the best-by date printed on the can for the specific window.
Is this soup compatible with low-sodium or special diets?
The Pitmaster line is certified gluten free and contains no artificial flavors or artificial colors, so it fits gluten-free, clean-label, and high-protein diets. For sodium-restricted diets, portion the can into smaller servings (such as 4 oz containers) and pair with low-sodium sides to control intake.
Does it work with common soup toppings and sides like crackers, bread, or cheese?
Yes. It pairs naturally with saltine crackers, crusty bread, corn bread, corn muffins, shredded cheese, sliced jalapeños, or a dollop of sour cream. Many fans pour it over warm corn bread for a complete comfort food meal.
What's actually in the can when I open it?
You'll find a thick, stew-like mix of steak chunks, kidney beans, fire-roasted corn, and a sweet-and-smoky barbecue-style broth with a subtle chipotle bite. The 18.5 oz can contains about 2 servings and delivers 20g of protein per can.
Is this product safe to eat if I'm pregnant or have a compromised immune system?
Canned soup is a fully cooked, shelf-stable product and is generally safe for most adults, including during pregnancy. If you have specific medical or immune-related concerns, consult your healthcare provider and review the full ingredient list on the can.
How do I know if a can has gone bad?
Inspect the can before opening — discard any can that is deeply dented, leaking, swelling, or has a broken seal. After opening, the soup should smell rich and savory; if it has an off odor, unusual texture, or visible spoilage, do not eat it.
How does Progresso Pitmaster Steakhouse Style differ from regular Progresso soup?
The Pitmaster line is a heartier, stew-like sub-line built around bold barbecue flavors, larger chunks of meat, and 20g of protein per can. Regular Progresso soup tends to be brothier, lower in protein, and lighter in texture. The Pitmaster line is positioned as a meal, not a starter.
