Progresso Pitmaster BBQ Style, Grilled Chicken and Fire Roasted Corn, Canned Soup, 19 oz

There was nothing to dislike about this soup. I love good soups, even when they tingle my tongue a little bit. The balance of spices and seasonings is very good. The bbq flare was a great touch of something new in a store bought product, but then, I expect nothing but the best from Progresso soups.

i have tried and reordered all of the new pitmaster soups and they are all fantastic- i even sent a batch of them to my grandson in montana as comfort food after he became laid up after an accident- the ingredients taste fresh and the corn tastes crisp- a can of this along with some fresh crackers make a wonderful filling meal-

My husband loves all the Pit Master flavors. As far as salt intake, it's canned so there is salt to preserve but it's not salty. It's very favorable.

This soup is pretty tasty. The chicken is plentiful. The barbecue sauce is strong, but I think that's a positive… your taste may differ. There is more corn than I would have expected from a canned soup, which was a pleasant surprise. This soup is a good choice for lunch or dinner and is more than enough to satiate most appetites. It is definitely in the saltier side, so if you are watching your sodium intake I would pass, but otherwise it's very flavorful and I wouldn't say it's overly salty.

I was so excited and couldn't wait to try this soup, but was terribly disappointed. It's my fault, because I expected it to have barbecue sauce in it. But what they mean is barbecue, like out on the grill. I like corn, but I don't like fire roasted corn. Again, that was my fault, because it clearly says fire roasted on the label. I just thought the barbecue sauce would cover up the taste of the fire roasted corn, but there was no barbecue sauce. The charcoal flavor, like when you grill outside, was overpowering and I didn't like this soup at all. But if you like that flavor, then you will definitely like this.

Recently, I tried a can of Progresso Pitmaster BBQ Style, Grilled Chicken and Fire Roasted Corn, Canned Soup. As this product was new to me, I was curious about its flavor and overall quality. Unfortunately, the taste did not meet my expectations. I found it disappointing, which was unexpected given the product's appealing description. Additionally, I felt that the cost of each can was not justified by the eating experience it provided. Based on my experience, I have decided to stick with my tried and true favorites instead of purchasing this soup again.

I wanted to like this because grilled chicken, corn, and BBQ sounded like a good combination. The soup had plenty of chicken and corn, but the BBQ flavor was a little too sweet and smoky for me. After a few bites, it started tasting more like sauce than soup. It wasn't terrible, and the portion was filling, but I wouldn't buy this flavor again.

This soup is awful, and not worth the price. It was mostly broth, the chicken had an awful texture, and they couldn't even put enough beans in it to fill a bird's appetite. I do not recommend it, and would not ever buy it again.

Forget this can of crap 🤦‍♀️ The red beans are NOT cooked. They are hard. By the time, I removed them, there was nothing much left. i wouldve thrown it out if i hadnt already put garlic Ritz crackers in it. The chicken was dry and hard. The corn was okay. i didnt taste BBQ, either. I'll stick with Campbell's ❤️

Not a huge fan of Progressive canned products. This tasted like Baked beans watered down with barbecue flavored tomato sauce. Very disappointing...