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(More customer reviews)I am a family man with the normal trappings of American society; i.e. a mortgage, car payment, insurance payments, children in school, medical bills, grocery bills, well you get the picture. I am therefore frugal by design, because I do like to save a little of what I make. That means that I rarely buy my lunch in the company-sponsored cafeteria, or at a local (sit down or take-out) restaurant. I bring my lunch to work every day in the guise of Campbell's Chunky Soup in an 18.6 oz can.
Campbell's Chunky Soup comes in a number of different varieties not all of which I enjoy, but I do enjoy most, including Campbell's "Chunky Grilled Chicken w/ Vegetables and Pasta," the subject of this review. The soup brand, whose tag line used to be "so thick you could eat it with a fork, but bring a spoon because you'll want to get every drop," is actually quite tasty, much more so than Progresso Soup, which I find (very) bland in comparison. And Campbell's Chunky Soup is good for you; most of the varieties have vegetables and lean cuts of meat, and are low in fat and contain at least 2 grams of dietary fiber.
"Chunky Grilled Chicken w/ Vegetables and Pasta" contains (2) servings with 100 calories and 2 grams of fat per serving. Loaded with generous bite sized portions of chicken, pasta, and vegetables, the "Soup That Eats Like a Meal," is enough to satisfy me for a few hours and the average cost is only $1.59 per can at my local Target Super Store. How is that for an inexpensive lunch? But my local Target and Jewel does not carry all of the varieties, but enough so that I can partake in a different flavor every day of the work week; on average I eat four cans of soup a week for lunch.
Nutritional Information
Ingredients: chicken stock, water, cooked chicken meat, carrots, potatoes, cooked enriched pasta, corn, diced tomatoes, and green beans; contains less than 2% of the following: celery, red peppers, salt, and dehydrated onions.
Servicing information: One serving (1 Cup) of "Chunky Grilled Chicken w/ Vegetables and Pasta" contains 100 Calories, 2 grams of fat (including 0.5 grams of saturated fat), 15mg of Cholesterol, 880mg of Sodium, 15 grams of carbohydrates, 2 grams of dietary fiber, 3 grams of sugar, and 8 grams of protein.
Conclusion
There is always plenty of Campbell's Chucky Soup in the pantry at my house. It is by-and-large the only kind I buy and "Chunky Grilled Chicken w/ Vegetables and Pasta"figure highly on my shopping list each week. Low in calories and fat, "Chunky Grilled Chicken w/ Vegetables and Pasta" is a tasty alternative to burger and fries, and even a sandwich. And most importantly if fills me up until my mid-afternoon snake. Yes, a serving is a little high in sodium, but hey a guy has to live a little; no worries.
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