Campbell's Condensed Spicy Nacho Cheese Soup, 10.75 oz Can (Pack of 12)

Boy oh boy, if you like spicy soup, you are going to love this soup from Campbell's no less. My son said, mom this came from a can? Well yes it did. Very reasonably priced And very good. I was surprised. You just add a can of milk and heat to a boil, and then you have this tomato, cheesy, spicy smooth soup. Serve with some quesadillas or sandwich of your choice and you have a quick dinner. How simple is that?

This tastes so much better than any of the more expensive many brands out there. The other brands don't even use jalapenos nor is it even remotely spicy. This isn't that spicy and I add hot sauce to it, but I'm also not sensitive to very hot sauces. It's still a bit more spicy than the other brands. I mistakenly did not follow the directions that say to add milk yet it actually tasted great and turned out well using a stovetop or microwave. In fact, if you use a full can of milk it might be a bit too thin for some anyways, so I now use about 1/2 a can of milk and some mixtures of jalapeno/habanero hot sauce and it combines with many things very well. The other brands used to be better although now they taste terrible to me. Not sure what they did but they all taste almost the same, basically disgusting, vs this Campbell's cheese sauce that actually tastes good. This is the best out there I can find, period. Highly recommend for those looking for a ballpark, etc type of nacho cheese sauce. I've even used it for hamburgers and more, so it can be used for quite a few things to bring out a unique cheesy flavor. I always have extra in the pantry due to the quality and price. Snack away and enjoy! 😋

It was very good soup. I like to make rice dishes with added soups. It came out really well.

This is good stuff and can be dressed up if you want- we throw in a can of green chilies and canned chicken- but the flavor is good out of the can- could work in a casserole situation too

This made great nachos. I did not dilute it; used it as is.

I expected a little heat in this product and there was and it wasn’t that bad but I didn’t like the flavor, this was nasty stuff, maybe it was bad maybe it expired I don’t know, but it did not taste good I recommend you not eat this, even though it’s from a great company that makes great soup. This was not one of them, I don’t know who formulated this product or who processed it in their processing plant, but somewhere along the line, I think there must’ve been a mistake because this stuff was unable part. I guess every product these people may can’t be superduper, but this must be the bottom of the barrel. I can’t imagine anyone making the stuff and then saying yes, let’s pack it up and send it out to the customers. I mean, someone’s gonna be responsible as no R&D that checks the stuff out that they make or quality control when it’s being made. There is a mystery to me how the stuff ever got out of the plant and got into the distribution system. Oh well, I just say don’t eat the stuff. It’s nasty. Unless you wanna give it to someone you don’t like.

I used to purchase this product years ago and used it as a dip for tortilla chips (no water added). I couldn't find it in our local grocery stores for years, so when I saw it on Amazon, I bought 5 cans. I was disappointed that when heated, the soup seems to thin, even without water added. The flavor isn't as I remember it. Not bad, just not as good.

This is my new favorite soup for dips! The flavor is bursting and top notch. Soup's consistency is about perfect, easily thinned out and made the absolute best nacho dip ever!