Campbell’s Chunky Soup, Classic Chicken Noodle Soup – Kelce Legend Edition, 18.6 oz Can (Pack of 4)

What was so special about this soup? I slowly and reluctantly opened the can and waited for impact. I thought Jason Kelce would jump out and tackle me. It didn't happen. It's just Campbell's chunky chicken noodle soup with a different label. Anyway, it's hard to go wrong with their chunky soups. They're fairly hearty and they have a wide selection of varieties. Lately, they have been introducing more spicy soups to the line. If you need soup, get this, with or without the green label.

I wasn’t sure if this would be any different outside of the label, but it’s your classic Campbell’s chicken noodle (possibilitiessss). It’s flavorful, salty, hearty, and perfect for fall weather or when you’re feeling under the weather. The label is fun and a cool collectible for your football fans in your life.

I think it's a great soup. I like that it has white meat chicken and chicken stock (rather than broth). I believe it's not any different from the normal cambpells white meat chicken as far as ingredients go. It tastes the same to me. I prefer the chunky soups since they tend to be more filling, like this one is.

Campbell’s Classic Chicken Noodle with White Meat Chicken has had a temporary rebrand for the Legend Edition series featuring the facial hair and autograph of Jason Kelce and promoting his (Be)Philly charity. Unfortunately, the label on the can I received had a small tear across Kelce’s number, greatly reducing its collectability, so rather than list it on an auction site, I decided to eat the soup. Inside is the classic soup which contains chicken, carrot, celery, and egg noodles. Campbell’s Chunky broth is a little thicker than regular canned soup and the vegetable and chicken pieces are a little larger. As with most canned soups, the chicken and vegetables tend to be on the mushy side. It is flavorful, mostly due to the salt content which is 34% of the daily value in a 2,000-calorie diet within one cup of soup (73% DV for the can). The broad spiral noodles are cut to fit in a regular tablespoon but still make it challenging to eat neatly. There were several cubes of chicken in the can; while not generous, it didn’t feel skimpy either. The can is labeled for bioengineered food ingredients for corn, soy, and sugar and contains allergens of egg, wheat, and soy. The instructions are to microwave the soup in a covered bowl for 2-1/2 to 3 minutes. With a pop-top, no can opener is needed. This is a simple-to-make, hearty chicken noodle soup with 9 grams of protein, but 790mg of sodium per serving.

I added this on to my cart for fun, and when it came I loved the charm of seeing Jason Kelce's big beard on it. I gave it to my son for his collector wall, but it would just have easily made a delicious lunch at work. Worth the money. :)