This is some of the better tasting canned soup that one can buy. I add pre-cooked Members Mark Mesquite Grilled Chicken Fillets from the frozen food section. First, heat the chicken fillet separately in a covered microwaveable dish, use a little water to keep the chicken moist, after chicken is hot, pour the water off; then cut the heated chicken breast fillets into small pieces, add one can of Marie Callender's Chicken soup and microwave soup until it is hot, let stand for one minute. This is a very good tasting and filling meal for one individual.

Great comfort food for cold winter days. I also use it as a flavor base and add additional chicken, veggies and dumplings and make larger batches to dip into for a couple of days. I find it a very good product. I plan to order more. Keep it coming! 😎

Good soup just add a little butter garlic salt & pepper...getting it to my house was challenging...as I spoke with 2 members of the leadership team that gave me two different answers regarding my delivery problem?? Thank God that these items FINALLY became available at my local store again 🙏🏾

Got the ad a few weeks ago. Although the ad was confusing, ie $3.00 off, but didn’t say what the price was, before or after the discount, I checked our local club to see if it was available. As expected, usually our club is poorly stocked on special and popular items, the soup wasn’t in stock. I went online and tried to place an order. Although the advertisement I saw and continue to see several times a day didn’t mention this, you had to order 2 packages. Since I had the soup in the past, I ordered 2 packages, still no indication that the price was $3.00 off regular price. When the order was received two of the cans in the first package were dented. I haven’t opened the 2nd package yet, so I don’t know how many cans in this package are damaged. The soup is still good, but the process I had to go through in getting them from Sam’s Club leaves something to be desired.

The chicken pot pie soups are great, taste just like the pot pie in the restaurant. The chicken and dumpling soups taste like a salt lick. I had to add milk and potatoes to make it edible. Like... almost a whole soup can’s worth of milk, and three chopped potatoes. It was passable, but only just so. As a result, I can’t see myself ordering this box again. If it was just the pot pie soup, I’d get it in a heartbeat for sure.

Bought this soup at least 8 months ago to keep on hand due to the pandemic. Decided to use it due to the expiration date. We were really surprised how good this soup is. It is delicious and hardy. I actually ordered more to be delivered. Very, very good!

I purchased this to try because we really like the Marie Callender's pot pies, so figured it was about the same flavor. It is, but pretty salty, so we know it's not healthy. It is handy on a cool evening, to warm up a bowl to eat, without having to go to all the work of making a pot of soup.

Marie Callender's Chicken Variety Soup is pretty good as canned soups go, but I'll never understand why manufacturers add to danged much salt to everything!! It just ruins the product as far as I'm concerned, and too much sodium is a root of all evil on par with sugar! But, other than that, it's OK.

This is a bargain and it's very tasty. You get 8 cans total, 4 each of chicken dumpling and also chicken pot pie soup. I think the price was about $9, so this is about $1.12 each. Most boxes of soups here have only 6 cans for $9, which is $1.50 each.

This soup product is wonderful and a great price. We buy this product in cases for our food pantry and our clients love it. It is a hearty soup, and something special to place in the food pantry bags. The client especially love the chicken and dumpling soup.