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Great filler food

We love our cream of chicken but the cost went up and can packaging count went down 25%! It used to be 12 cans per pack, now it’s 8. The cost went up a lot.

We buy the Campbell's cream of chicken soup on a regular basis. Buying in bulk makes sense. We use it mainly with leftover chicken or turkey when we use it over noodles.

This is the perfect warm and soothing soup to have on hand during North Eastern storms and you can kick it up by adding some Sam’s Club rotisserie chicken and half a teaspoon of Chacherie’s Louisiana spice to add “Bam!” 2 your soup. Goes well with a fire by your side also.

Good Campbells cream of chicken soup, generally a very good price for the cans compared to shopping in your local grocery store. But again boo for shrinkflation - now 8 cans instead of 10. I say boo to Campbell's & Sam's for lowering the amount we get. But in the end, I still consider it a better deal than 8 cans at regular price at a grocery store.

Purchase a case every fall for my different winter recipes (chicken enchiladas, potato soup, etc) good staple to have in your pantry, price decent and cheaper than the regular grocery store. Although believe the case in previous years had 12 cans vs 8 cans but still a good price.

Tis the season of soups and casseroles, chicken & noodles, all things comfort food! This makes it easy to have ingredients on hand. I wish I could purchase Cream of Celery condensed soup in an 8 pack also. So far, I've not found that offered. This soup makes a tasty base to dishes. Helps thicken too.

The soup, of course, is fine, but the order was not packaged well at all. Of the eight cans of soup, 7 were bent. There were way too many products in way too large a box. The box had broken and was taped back together. Next time try grouping heavy items in smaller sturdier boxes.

Like most food items, the uncontrolled government spending has significantly increased the cost of Campbell soup. They have even changed the number of cans in a pack from 12 to 8. Sam's price was still $0.25 to $0.35 less per can than most other stores.