Vitamix tomato soup

This Vitamix Tomato Soup recipe is so easy to make and incredibly delicious. All you need to do is roast your tomatoes on a sheet pan, then blend them up in the Vitamix with a little coconut milk and you've got yourself a nutrient-dense, flavorful soup made with fresh ingredients, that the whole family will love.

This is by far the easiest homemade tomato soup recipe you will ever make all thanks to your high powered blender! This creamy tomato soup is made with fresh in…

Blender Tomato Soup Recipe (Vitamix) is a light, creamy, and bright soup with fresh flavors that delivers a classic yet upscale tomato soup. The pop of fresh basil, shallots, and garlic and swirl of heavy cream make this homemade tomato soup irresistible!

These Vitamix soup recipes are quick, easy, and so good! From tomato to potato to corn chowder, making delicious soups has never been easier.

Adapted from Diethood. If you've never made tomato soup with fresh tomatoes before, you're in for a treat!

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Blender Tomato Soup Recipe (Vitamix) is a light, creamy, and bright soup with fresh flavors that delivers a classic yet upscale tomato soup. The pop of fresh basil, shallots, and garlic and swirl of heavy cream make this homemade tomato soup irresistible!

There's nothing quite like a bowl of roasted tomato soup to warm your soul when the weather is cold! This recipe features the rich, sun-kissed flavors of Campari tomatoes, coupled with garlic, onion, and a medley of herbs.

Canned, whole tomatoes provide the base for this creamy soup. They get blended with a few aromatics (the quantities look puny, but a little goes a long way) and a swirl of heavy cream, which rounds out the edges and makes the soup feel like satin (cashew cream would be a delicious non-dairy alternative). You can blend and cook the soup right in a Vitamix, but if you don’t have one, simply blend the soup in a regular blender then heat it on the stovetop. Feel free to swap out the fresh thyme…

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