Item arrived with 4 of the 12 cans dented and one had dried up leakage on the top. Contacted Sam's by phone for remedy and they said someone would call me in 24 hours. Now 3 days later, still waiting for that call.

I did not know until after I left and by the time I got home two hours away that I saw that it was not chicken noodle but it was mushroom soup. I ordered online and I trusted that I would get the correct orders but end up not getting the right one.

When Polar Artic Plunges cross the U.S. and make life uncomfortable, keep this long-standing remedy on hand to sooth dry hoarse throats. Add deboned rotisserie from Sams's Club to the pot for added substance and enjoy immediate financial relief because you aren't going to purchase this soup at a better price anywhere and then there is the sensual relief as warm soup passes over the tongue, soothing and coating raw throats, and satisfying the stomach's hunger demands.

I don't like shopping so I love the convenience of being able to buy a 12 pack of Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup. This is comfort food to me. It's easy to throw in my bag and take to work for lunch breaks or to have at home when I don't feel like cooking a big meal. I love the pop top can that it comes in. This delicious soup has just the right amount of noodles.

The broth and noodles taste good, but I don't think that is real chicken in there. I have always picked it out and none of the cats I have ever had would eat it, even if I thoroughly rinsed it off. Very telling. Probably some lab-created meat that cannot fool a pure carnivore.

Big box stores like Sam’s typically have lower prices than supermarkets and this was so true for the 12-pack chicken noodle soup. With Plus membership, , Sam’s unit price was about 99 cents. At the nearest supermarket, the unit price was $2.50. Sam’s prices can’t be beat.

These are good for when family members are not feeling well. They are also good for when we need a snack. I do wish they were larger. I'm old enough to remember when the "regular" sized cans contained larger portions. A single can is not very filling for an adult. Saltine crackers help, but it's good to eat on it's own. My brother drinks them straight from the can without even heating them up. We have to hide them from him because he just consumed an entire case by himself in less than 2 weeks. The chicken chunks are a decent size. I prefer the noodle-os because they don't hang down and hit my lower face like the longer noodles do, but those don't come in the bulk containers like this.

I always keep this soup on hand especially during the winter months. It tastes great and when someone is not feeling well, a cup or bowl of chicken noodle soup almost always makes you feel better. Sometimes if my stomach is bothering me I will just drink the broth and leave the noodles. For a while I was able to get this in the K-cups and it was really quick and easy to fix a cup of soup.

Nobody salts their Chicken Noodle soup the way Campbell's does. Its always perfect. So, you can understand why after eating it for more than 40 years I am extremely disappointed to see the can size shrink, the contents become more broth than noodle and the chunks of chicken disappear. But wait-- the thing that did increase was the price. It was edible and what there was was good. The respect for the consumer was sadly absent.

Perfect quick meals. A can of Campbell's condensed chicken noodle soup fits in my mug. I microwave it for a minute, add some hot water, and it's a pretty quick meal. The calories are pretty low (relative). It's also great, because my hubby doesn't like chicken noodle soup, so ... one can is just enough for me! The pop top cans mean that I can open them at work without a can opener.