Who doesn't know Campbell's when it comes to soups? This was the only condensed easy to heat soup that I knew when I was a child and the name would just bring water to my mouth instantly. Campbell's has been making soups for ages now and they have also started making pasta sauces, simple sauces, gravies and most recently they have introduced beverages as well. I am not familiar with their beverages but I can strongly recommend their soups. The soups are available n the regular kind and also in the low fat or fat free varieties to choose from. These soups are packed in a cylindrical can with a red white label on it that says Campbell and the name of the ...  Read the complete review

When I was a child, my parents used to doa big food shop once a month. It took place on a saturday morning, we would get upearly and get into town to be at the supermarket (which was located in the local shopping centre) ready for when the doors opened. It would normally be nearly 2 full trolleys worth of food, drink, everything for the month. To me as a young lad, it seemed a bit of a mixed bag. The getting up and into town early was a chore, the actual shopping, pushing the trolley (which in those days were even worse to steer than they are now, especially when the trolley was full) and going off to get bits I was asked to find, was quite good fun. Packing things in ..  Read the complete review

Campbell's Condensed soups are the sort of tinned foods my mum or granny would always have lurking at the back of the cupboard. I always think of them as 'old fashioned' food but they are quite tasty and very versatile. The company was formed in Camden, New Jersey, in 1869 by Joseph A. Campbell and Abraham Anderson. Canned tomatoes, vegetables and jellies were produced along with condiments and minced meats but it wasn't until 1897 when the first soup was produced. Soup was not a popular dish in the American diet then but it was in Europe. However, condensed soups quickly became successful among the Americans as they were convenient to use and cheap. What ...  Read the complete review

campbells soups have been around since 1897 so have stood the test of time! my mum always had plenty of tinned stuff in store 'just in case' and i think i've inherited this from her as i always feel 'safe' with a few tins in my cupboards including campbells soups. i've tried many different brands of soup but always stick to heinz or campbells as cheaper ones tend to be more watery & taste of artificial flavourings. campbells make great consistency soups - i like the traditional tomato (andy warhol) vegetable and the mushroom flavours - all really tasty and very versatile. i usually pay around 59p for 1 can of condensed - ...  Read the complete review