Minnesota Heartland Eleven Bean Soup

Frontier Soups

$9.99

The Original Frontier Favorite – A Hearty Bean Soup for Big Gatherings

Our Minnesota Heartland Eleven Bean Soup is where it all began. Back in 1983, company founder Trisha Anderson brought a hand-packaged version of this colorful, hearty bean blend to a local holiday market—and sold out in no time. That simple, homemade recipe, inspired by her mother’s way of turning pantry staples into soul-warming meals, became the first ever Frontier Soups product.

This soup is a beautiful medley of eleven beans, peas, and lentils, full of flavor, texture, and old-fashioned goodness. Simmer it slow and low with kielbasa sausage and chicken for a rich, satisfying meal that serves a crowd. Perfect for Sunday suppers, winter nights, or any time you’re craving true homemade comfort.

This is more than just a bean soup—it’s our history in a bowl. Gather your family, stir the pot, and taste the tradition that started it all.

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Product Reviews

  • 5
    Hearty and healthy!

    Posted by Jessica T on Jan 10th 2021

    I’ve had this soup twice, and I think it will always be my favorite. I love how the flavor of the broth comes from the ham hocks, and you can make the soup as meaty as you want. This little bag makes a LOT of soup, perfect to make as meal prep for the week, or make for one dinner and freeze. You must try it!

  • 5
    Eleven Bean

    Posted by Mary B on Jul 16th 2020

    We made the base of soup from a ham bone and chicken bone broth. Had plenty of ham, added fresh ham, bay leaf and fresh sweet basil. Added fresh from vine tomatoes and organic carrots. Absolutely delicious, ate in 97 degree temps!

  • 5
    11 Bean

    Posted by Suze E on May 5th 2020

    Just tried your Eleven Bean soup mix....FABULOUS! Can't wait to try more!

  • 5
    11 Bean Frontier Soup - Really Good

    Posted by Larry R on Apr 28th 2020

    Andersonhouse 11-Bean Frontier Soup turned out to be very good. Normally a bean soup is not a favorite, but this was delicious. I added whole canned tomatoes as I like a variety of textures. I added kielbasa sausage and chicken. I added a green pepper according to the recipe. One could add other vegetables such as fresh green beans, cauliflower, perhaps even okra as this soup does have a flavor conducive to gumbo, in my opinion. All in all a very tasty, fun to make soup, that exceeded my expectations. I froze the extra.

(10 reviews)

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