(4 pack) Great Value Chicken and Stars Condensed Soup, 10.5 oz

My fav soup containing a wonderful bacon flavor with bacon pieces. It is condensed which means you add a canfull of water. It is so full of flavor, I add a drained %26 rinsed can of beans. Black beans or garbanzos are good. Also, finely chopped cooking greens like spinach or kale are great to stir in while simmering the soup on low heat. For a special change, add a dollop of sour cream on top when serving!

I used this for a base to make a quick homemade tasting soup. I cut up carrots and onions and fried them in a little olive oil to soften them. I then added a small can of great northern beans and the can of bean soup with a full can of water. This was the best soup for a quick meal. It tasted homemade and my husband thought I cooked all day! Winner recipe for sure

This soup is yummy. I have eaten it for lunch or dinner. The can size is a great serving size for one person. I am single so I don't cook as much as before. If I am on the go and want something fast, I just eat this soup. Add a few crackers to dip or crush in it and you are good.

This one is good with a can of mixed vegetable. just mix it in and it increase the size to your stomach and only adds 100 calories so it is really good to fill you up when you don't need the energy. i ate it four a week and lost 3 lbs while walking on my walmart 99 dollar treadmill but i only got down to 204 from 230. working on the rest now. good luck and be full not fat.

Like all of us, I've been looking for places to cut back on my grocery bills and realized I needed to give up my pricey (but delicious) Progresso soup habit. Though Campbell's has been a lifelong staple in my pantry, it's deteriorated in quality so much that I can't bring myself to buy it (do you agree that it tastes like Robitussin these days?). So I took a gamble on this store brand version, expecting it to taste like dog food like every other generic soup I've ever tried. But I was pleasantly surprised... it ain't bad! It has a nice, creamy texture and the flavor, though very mild, gives fresh tomato. No chemical taste at all. For under a buck per can, you can't beat it. Gamble some pocket change and give it a try.

I liked it. Of course, it was not homemade, but few people know how to make Beef and Barley soup, right. I have not made it in quite a long time myself. It was so good in this cold weather, and I was glad I had purchased more than one. Soup and saltines really hit the spot!

Soft palatable not salty. My personal favorite is to add Bay Leaf, parsley(dried or fresh), fresh ground black pepper, and nutritional yeast, these boost the broth flavor and because pasta is not desired for health reasons, the barley has more nutritional value.

I'm sure the soup is okay, although it tastes too fake and salty and must really be watered down. It's generic; it's what you get when you buy condensed soup... The problem is WALMART!!! It is impossible to do business with this company. I place orders on-line and WalMart CANCELS it within 10 seconds and then HOLDS MY MONEY for 3-4 days. This, after I had signed up for "free" delivery -- which I can never get, because every second or third grocery order I place is CANCELLED. Additionally, orders that are shipped are delivered to the wrong address; or, tossed out on the sidewalk in the downtown area where I live; or, just not delivered at all. I can no longer drive, so all of this is more than just an "inconvenience". So, good luck calling WalMart customer service to resolve any issues !! You will be trapped in an AI purgatory FOREVER. I have finally given up on WalMart. I will pay more and get it from Amazon, or take a risk and buy it from E-Bay. Because I am SICK of this company.

I believe they should call this bean soup although the broth tasted OK I mean I don't know how they can sell this as ham and bean soup. You are throwing two dollars away to buy this. You think you're saving money but you're not saving money buying Walmart products I don't get this company. There is not one Walmart product that should be sold. It's criminal what they do with these products and they say oh, but we're a dollar cheaper on a camp. It's not ham and bean soup you're lying to the people.

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