Campbell's Condensed Fiesta Nacho Cheese Soup, 10.75 Ounce Can

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! 😋

A good flavor for cooking countrystile pork ribs in. I also think it might be good for green bean casserole. I will be dreaming up other things that I previously used cream of mushroom for and change things up.

Good value

Although I have seen Campbell's bean and bacon soup in the supermarket, prior to stumbling across this item on Amazon, I hadn't known that Campbell's also made cream of bacon. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this soup does indeed have a (mild) bacon like flavor.On the day this product arrived, I was a bit scrunched for time in terms of making dinner. Since I thought that this soup was a bit too bland, I improvised an Alrredo sauce by adding in one can's worth of freshly made chicken stock to mix with one can of cream of bacon. I then stirred in a half cup of grated Parmesan cheese and a teaspoon of granulated garlic.After this mixture to a simmer, I added some leftover sliced poached chicken and served the contents over a bowl of leftover steamed white rice that I had microwaved. The chicken was garnished with a mixture of chopped green onions and salad toppings (sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, and soy bacon bits).This meal took less than ten minutes to produce and plate. It was wonderfully convenient as well as delicious! I am now thinking of making a bacon-cheese sauce by mixing 1 can of this soup with a half cup of shredded cheese and perhaps a touch of sour cream to mix with steamed broccoli. I would also like to use it to mix with some chicken broth and the contents of a box of cornbread stuffing.

I have yet to try this product, I'm sure it's good hence the 5 stars. HOWEVER, I came here to say is 4 of the six cans were dented. not enough brown paper to stop the rolling and crashing into each other.

It has an odd taste. I don’t plan to buy it again

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