Old El PasoChicken Tortilla Soup, Ready to Serve Canned Soup, 18.5 oz

Tasted good.

This can of soup is a starter, & since we all have our preferences the thing to do, is to add to it what you like!Their line of products, even have inspirational recipes, & suggestions that a cook at home read & follow if they do choose!In my case, I added some white cooked rice, & some can black beans.I’m looking for a hearty soup!What the French call: A Potage!Or my Spanish Grandfather would call: Un Buen Potaje!He would say to me as a very young girl, that: “A Potaje was a meal on a plate!” He liked to add, fresh bread with butter to his meal.In my case, I prefer a small avocado sliced, & plantain chips!The Cold months are fast approaching, therefore keep in mind that a HOT delicious soup, should be a regular part of your daily intake!&:… ENJOY! + Good Health for all!

Delicious- I’m an insanely picky eater and this is very good. I love that the quality of the chicken pieces seems to be of way better quality than that of Progresso or Campbells. My only complaint is that it needs at least 2-3x more chicken (I would pay another $1-$2 for it) without the quality suffering and the sodium is too high. Otherwise, this is a great low calorie soup and I’m a fan. For those who don’t like spice, it’s not overly spicy. The jalapeño chicken noodle soup has much more heat and I wasn’t a fan of it at all.

Taste good big can

I sent these to my mom. She's not a big canned soup fan, but she said she LOVED these and she could not find them where she lives. So I sent them to her, because that's what daughters do, lol. She says these are fantastic and don't taste like a canned soup. She highly recommends them!

This is a new.Product. I hadn't seen out before. We bought this and my husband ate it. And you said it was very good, great job, thank you very much glad it was be able to be shipped to our house.

I hate giving bad reviews, but I was totally disappointed with Old El Paso Chicken Tortilla Soup. When I emptied the product into a saucepan, I saw very little other than the broth. I stirred, then tasted, and even the broth had little flavor other than a small tingle of heat. I did recognize THREE tiny pieces of meat, and a few slices of red vegetables, either tomato or red bell pepper, then a few kernels of corn appeared. There was much less of substance than even a can of condensed soup! And, no, I did not add water. I never did see any tortilla pieces! Soooo....I opened a can of chili and added it to the "soup." Not bad if you don't mind thinned out chili, with crackers and no tortillas. HA!

Surprised how faithful to the taste of Mexican favorites