11 Best Soups to Make in the Fall

This is a fantastic soup to make at the turning of the seasons because it’s best with fresh corn. If you need to substitute frozen or canned corn, go ahead! And, if you want to make it vegetarian, swap out the bacon for butter.

My family can’t get enough of this soup. We eat it over and over again during the colder months.  It makes enough to feed an army, but if there happens to be leftovers (and that’s a big IF), it keeps well for lunch the next day!

This is another classic soup that will send shivers of happiness down your spine because it’s just that good. Not only will it warm you up from head-to-toe, but any soup served with a slice of crusty, cheesy bread on top is a giant winner in my book!

Can you guess the secret ingredient in this one-pot soup? APPLES! That’s right, apples! It also boasts a creamy texture with a bold curry flavor that brings everything together.

Classic clam chowder is simply the best. Corn isn’t typically found in clam chowder, but we added it in because we like to break the rules sometimes – no regrets!

This soup takes some time because we use dry beans, but if you need to, feel free to use canned beans instead. Either way, the whole family is going to go crazy of this soup. Promise.

Give your Taco Tuesdays a face lift by making taco soup instead! You still get that zesty taco flavor in every bite and it’ll be a nice change from the regular taco routine. Added bonus: It’s freezer-friendly!

The best thing about minestrone is that you use whatever you have on hand. Whatever you put in it is totally up to you! It’s the perfect soup to clear out your fridge.

Want to know just how easy this is to make? Simply throw the chicken, rice, and veggies together in a pot and simmer until they’re done. It’s also ready in under an hour. It’ll give you a rich flavor without hovering over the stove all day long.

It’s like a hearty baked potato got a soup makeover! We didn’t just add potatoes to a soup and call it good… No, we BAKED the potatoes first and then made a soup out of them. Then we added in your favorite toppings of crumbled bacon, cheddar cheese, sour cream, and chives, and this soup was born!

Tomato soup doesn’t have to be boring… We give you several ways to adapt this soup to your liking as well as several different ways to serve it. Want it creamier? Add in some heavy cream. Want another dimension of flavor? Add in some basil! Want to serve it with a salad? Try a simply Caesar salad! The sky is the limit!