The Chick-fil-A version has an awesome corn tortilla flavor as well. I also decided to add a little masa corn flour to thicken and give it that yummy corn tortilla flavor.You could also mash some of the beans instead before placing them in the slow cooker instead. I wanted to create a thicker less brothy smooth texture, so gave it a few whirls with the blender. Take note of the optional step of using a stick hand blender after cooking to mash up the soup a bit.I grabbed some Great Northern beans instead which also turned out great! Navy beans are recommended and are what is used in the Chick-fil-A version, but I could not find any at my local store.Tips for making Chick-Fil-A tortilla soup in the Crock-Pot: This batch makes about 6 quarts of a hearty bean and shredded chicken soup, which would be perfect to bring to a carry-in or to make and have leftovers for the week! If you ever crave this soup and it’s a Sunday or not in season, then this recipe is for you! The restaurant offers chicken tortilla soup only during the colder winter months, and now you can make it year-round at home using the slow cooker to feed the whole family. Make this copycat Chick-fil-A seasonal soup all year, and on Sundays too!
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😂Īt Chick-fil-A, the soup is priced at $3.99 per cup so a full 6-quart Crock-Pot could cost above $90! Yikes! But we came up with a way to make a similar soup recipe made from scratch to fill your Crock-Pot for around $23 for 6 quarts. I love that this soup is topped with crispy corn tortilla strips, and has lots of spicy flavors.Ĭheck out our very own Stetson on Instagram as he shares a funny party hack of buying a bunch of this soup from the restaurant and filling a Crock-Pot with it to take to a potluck. It features shredded chicken and white and black beans in a white creamy soup base with corn and green chiles. Chick-fil-A tortilla soup is a popular seasonal soup that’s actually easy to make at home in your Crock-Pot!Įver tried the delicious chicken tortilla soup from Chick-fil-A?
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