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

Excellent product, especially in sloppy joes!!!!. Great to do business with. Highly recommended.

I needed the "old" version of this for a recipe, which is no longer made, it was recommended to use this in place, we were not disappointed. It had a nice kick of spice to it but gave my recipe the cheesy creaminess it needed!

Perfect soup that we add to other recipes as an ingredient! Never eaten it my itself, but for our needs there's nothing else that works. In our case this is a family sloppy Joe recipe! We will continue to buy. Do wish this was more available in our local grocery, but must not be popular in North Texas.

Taste great

This soup adds to the flavor of browned hamburger add-to meals. We also add corn strips as a topping while the meal finishes cooking in the pan, which was in the original recipe. We have found it difficult to locate the soup in a local Market, so we ordered a case direct from Campbell's. I add crushed red pepper corns to top it off making it a little spicier. We often heat a can of green chile and cover the serving. Depending on your taste, it seems to be the Campbell's soup that is the most important item.

Love it. Makes phenomenal Mac n cheese. I use a can of this spicy nacho soup mix and some Velveeta. I add a can of milk and away we go. If you like spicy food you will love this. Just have a drink close by.

Cannot find this on stores to make sloppy Joe's. 1 lb ground beef browned to one can of undiluted soup, ketchup to taste.

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.