How to choose frozen soups: borscht, pea soup and kharcho

When ordering ready-made soups online, start by deciding which flavour and format you need: rich beef borscht, plant-based borscht with mushrooms, hearty pea soup with pork and smoked bacon, or spicy kharcho with rice and meat. It is easier to begin with the intended meal and then confirm the details on the current product page.

The Frostix online soup selection brings together frozen ready-made options for planned stock-up shopping. This guide helps you compare them, but it does not replace the product pages: always check current ingredients, allergens, weight, availability, storage and preparation instructions before ordering.

Choose soup by flavour and occasion

The simplest criterion is the flavour profile you want. Beef borscht suits shoppers looking for a rich beetroot soup with beef. Plant-based borscht with mushrooms offers a different option in the same soup family. Pea soup focuses on peas, pork and smoked bacon. Kharcho is the spicier choice, with rice, meat, tomatoes and spices.

• For a familiar hearty lunch: handmade beef borscht.
• For a plant-based option: vegan borscht with mushrooms.
• For a thick meat soup: pea soup with pork and smoked bacon.
• For a spicier flavour: spicy kharcho soup.

All four verified products are frozen items from the Frostix own-brand range. They are sold in portions of about 500 ml; confirm the exact weight and current details on the selected product page.

Beef borscht or mushroom borscht?

Both are beetroot soups, but they meet different needs. Beef borscht combines beetroot, vegetables and meat. The plant-based option is made with beetroot, peppers, mushrooms, carrots and potatoes. Your choice should therefore follow the desired ingredient profile rather than the shared name alone.

This is particularly useful when ordering for a household: two options from one soup family can make a frozen selection more varied. Dietary labels, the full ingredient list and allergens should still be confirmed on the current product page and packaging.

When to choose pea soup

Pea soup is for shoppers who want a thick and distinctly meaty profile. The verified product page lists pork and smoked bacon. This sets it apart from both beetroot soups and the more heavily spiced kharcho.

Do not choose only from the word “pea”. Check the complete ingredients and current preparation instructions, especially when shopping for people with different preferences.

How should portion size affect the choice?

A portion of about 500 ml is easier to include in a planned stock-up order than a large multi-person pot. A household can combine several soups instead of buying many identical portions. Check the exact volume, current availability and freezer space once more before ordering.

When kharcho fits

Kharcho stands out through its piquant profile. The product page describes a spicy soup with rice and meat, tomatoes and spices. It is a suitable option for shoppers who want a more pronounced flavour rather than a mild vegetable or pea soup.

Spiciness is perceived differently by each person, so Frostix does not replace that judgement with an invented number. Use the product description and consider everyone who will share the order.

Plan a practical soup stock

Frostix is designed for planned stock-up shopping rather than instant grocery delivery. It therefore makes sense to choose soups together with other freezer products and check your available storage space beforehand. A practical combination is one familiar soup and one contrasting flavour, such as beef borscht with pea soup or plant-based borscht with kharcho.

1. Decide how many different flavours you genuinely need.
2. Check current availability and portion size for each product.
3. Review ingredients, allergens, storage and preparation on the product page.
4. Check freezer space before completing the order.
5. Put frozen products into the freezer immediately after delivery and follow the packaging instructions.

For separate handling information, read the guide to thawing frozen soup safely. Instructions on the specific product packaging take priority.

Frozen soup delivery in Germany

Orders containing frozen Frostix products are shipped by express delivery in a thermal box with dry ice, usually within one business day. Dispatch takes place Monday to Thursday; orders received before 12:00 are normally dispatched on the same day. The minimum order value is €35.

Shipping costs depend on basket value: €5.50 below €60, €4.50 from €60 to €100, €3.50 from €100 to €150 and free shipping from €150. Frozen products also carry an €8.90 thermal-box fee. Current terms are listed on the delivery and payment page.

Quick choice: which soup belongs in your basket?

• Beef borscht: for a rich beetroot soup with meat.
• Mushroom borscht: for a plant-based beetroot option.
• Pea soup: for a thick soup with pork and smoked bacon.
• Kharcho: for a spicier soup with rice, meat, tomatoes and spices.

Start with the Frostix frozen soup range, then make the final decision from the current product page. The guide supports selection while regularly updated product facts remain on the commercial page.

Frequently asked questions

Can I order ready-made soups online for delivery in Germany?

Yes. Frostix delivers frozen soups across Germany in thermal packaging. A €35 minimum order, basket-based shipping tariff and thermal-box fee apply.

Which soup is the plant-based option?

The verified range includes vegan borscht with mushrooms as the plant-based choice. Check the current product page, ingredients and allergens before buying.

Can thawed soup be refrozen?

Follow the instructions on the specific product packaging. Frozen products should be moved to the freezer immediately after delivery; refreezing may reduce quality.