5 Chicken Noodle and 5 Chicken with Rice Variety Pack, 15 oz. cans

Great value. I find this soup tasty and usually less expensive then some of the rivals.

Close to homemade. Just wish it had a little less sodium though.

Love the product. Great flavor and low sodium for canned soup. Texture of chicken and rice / noodles firm and delicious. However, the product was shipped by Sam's Club and the original package (box) had been either damaged or opened and it appeared that Sam's Club replaced three cans that were damaged (bent or dented cans). It left a bad reception of Sam's Club. I could only think that they used the opportunity to get rid of a few cans they couldn't sell.

I like the taste, the low calorie count & the low sodium content. What I absolutely hate is the problem you have trying to open the darn can

Not as described. Dented cans and one expired.

This is the only canned soup I buy --except for tomato. Tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich just go together like a matched pair of socks. This soup is usually chocked full of chicken and carrots. I share a can with "my girls"-- 4 legs and waggin tails. I add some canned chicken, a little fresh Italian parsley and fresh spinach . That makes a meal for all three of us. The girls need 1 oz of meat per meal that's why I add more chicken. They're a toy breed so 1 oz is just about right for them. If I didn't need to make sure they each get 1 oz, of chicken only, a can of this soup is fine without any additions. I usually add a little water too even though it's suppose to be heated and served as is. It might dilute down the flavor a little, but it's still very good. When I reordered this 10 can package, I noticed that Amazon now has a Healthy Choice chicken noodle/ rice soup. I'm not sure what the deal is-- if Amazon bought out the Healthy choice line or ?? I was glad to see I could still get the original. Amazon's version changed some of the ingridients . For instance Amazon's version is made with "bone broth vs "chicken broth" and has 100 mg more sodium/cup than the original version. Chicken is #2 on the Amazon contents list, where it's #3 on the original The original shows on it's contents" list more items--both contain the catch-all "flavorings"--whatever the heck that is. "Natural flavorings" usually comes from plants originally but by the time they're processed with all kinds of chemicals, is to be avoided. I suppose both varities fall under the "processed" food label but sometimes you just have to go for it. I don't know if Amazon's version tastes better or not.. but that extra sodium is a deal breaker for me.

These are two of my favorite soups. I have soup for dinner two or three times a week while I'm dieting, and these soups are tasty and satisfying. The problem is that neither of our two supermarkets carry these soups. So I checked amazon.com and was overjoyed that they carry them. The price is reasonable (probably even less than what the supermarket would charge, so I decided to purchase this chicken duo. It was funny one day when the soups were delivered. Neither my husband nor I remembered that the soup was being delivered, and my husband said, "Did you order more weight lifting equipment?" Then I realized that it was the soups, and that's why the box was heavy!

This soup is no longer sold in the stores I shop at locally so I was very happy to find it on Amazon. It is quite bland but I like that because I can season it as I choose. I either eat it as is with salt & pepper (love it this way with Ritz crackers) or blend it with a can of peas in their liquid, which tastes like split-pea soup and is very good. I do not like most canned soups because they taste like chemicals to one degree or another and so hope this soup never goes out of production.