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Creamy Pumpkin Soup with Bacon is perfectly delicious and warming. In addition, it’s made with just 10 ingredients!
Plus, each bite is slightly sweet and warms the senses with cinnamon and nutmeg. Then each serving is topped with luxurious swirls of cream and smoky bacon crumbles.

The simple 20-minute prep for this creamy pumpkin soup begins with cooking the bacon. Then you sauté the chopped onion and apple in the drippings. This step adds lots of flavor to the soup. It’s flavor you’d miss out on if the ingredients were merely chopped and tossed in the slow cooker.
Then when the strips of crispy bacon have cooled, they are crumbled. However, resist eating them now, because they’ll be sprinkled over the top of each serving of soup. Yum!

Not only does this soup delight your taste buds, but it’s also high in fiber and gluten-free. In addition, the nutritional benefits of eating pumpkin are plentiful.
For example, pumpkin is a wonderful source of vitamins A, K, and C. It’s also one of the best sources of lutein and zeaxanthin. These are two nutrients which offer protective benefits against age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
In short, pumpkin tastes good and is good for you! And this creamy pumpkin soup is a great way to take in nutrients.
Please note that we are using plain pumpkin puree in this soup, not pumpkin pie filling which contains sugar, salt, spices, etc. This is important because using pumpkin pie filling along with the other listed ingredients would result in a totally different tasting soup than the one described.

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Recipe by Pam
This crockpot recipe takes just 10 ingredients, 20 minutes of simple prep, and is gluten-free. Not only is it perfectly delicious and warming, but it’s also good for you.

(If you have whole nutmeg on hand, you’ll certainly want to grate some for this recipe. Whole nutmeg has a longer shelf life than ground nutmeg. Plus, if you enjoy its fragrance, you’ll love the way it smells when freshly grated.)


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