(4 pack) Great Value Condensed Tomato Soup, 10.75 oz Can

Somehow, I have been buying regularly for years in Walmart for five years every month, hoping to find something different at all from Campbell's and progressive, both of which are great or not the best and they are pretty pricey. I found these soups and they are talking about fries and taste they're the best soups I would buy any other anytime.

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.

Really good. Less salt would be superior. Great in casserole dishes, meat dishes, dishes for on the side. Go fig. Cuts so well to make food stuff puff! Extra cheese(s) and/or meat(s) a nice mix. Rice, noodles...extra nice. Give this a whirl. Sweet addition to any food decision.

I hadn't tried this before, the usual grocery store brands of tomato soups are generally okay, but Cambells is always better. I guess they were out as I had a shopper pick up my order, and they bought this, well, I'm just as happy with this now. Just writing this review, I know I'll be grilling a cheese sandwich and popping open a can in the next few minutes. i also love to add some of that York cheddar in a plastic cup type food product. like Velvetta but with a cheddar bite, it's awesome. The cheese spreads come in different flavors and I get them, but the cheddar is my fav for adding to soup.

This is as good as any name brand canned soup, so why spend the extra money. I'll keep buying it as long as the quality stays the same. It has the flavor of childhood. I don't know if you've noticed, but the name brand version of this has added a lot more MSG and it shows in the flavor. They did it to reduce the sodium level, and I praise the attempt, but it literally ruined the flavor. This version doesn't have that MSG off putting taste that I associate with the name brand now.

Honestly I bought a different label of tomato soup for my husband. They messaged me that they were out of it and would be substituting it for their brand. My husband said just fix it and WOW WAS HE SURPRISED . After eating their tomato soup , he told me just to buy him this one from now on. He said it has taste to it and the other one didn't. Now I order Walmart brand because that's what he wants. This substitution is one that paid off . It's his favorite!!!

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!

Sadly, these don't compare to the flavor of Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup. However, they aren't horrible tasting, %26 they are a good lower-priced alternative for people on a budget... Overall: For Flavor, I give it Mid-Marks, but for everything else, I give it high marks all around...

Sodium nitrite when heated causes an extremely well known cancer risk group1. Processed meats are known to cause cancer at comparable rates of smoking. Red meat does not cause the same spike in cancer rates. It's the preserves when heated that cause an enormous risk to colon cancer which can cause multiple cancers very easily.

This Chicken noodle soup tasted salty, but the real kicker was finding pieces of the chicken skin it the soup. Clumped coming out of the can, my thinking adding the water would help. It did until I seen the piece of skin in the soup. I won't buy this again. I went cheaper on the soup but now I'm back to buying Campbell's only.