Is Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup meant to be eaten as a soup or is it meant to be used in other dishes as a sauce?
The question is tearing our household apart. We have hereby agreed to tally up the answers to this thread and use them as ammunition in our ongoing battle, but not to abide by them, because obviously I am right about this and they are wrong.
My dearly departed aunt was the first I knew to make the green bean dish out of canned beans, muchroom soup, and canned onion rings that was on the back of one of the cans. It became a staple at all family gatherings and was better than the reputed ambrosia. Therefore, a sauce. And yeah, Aunt Ilene, I still miss you. Allergies are bad tonight, there seems to be something in my eye.
THANK YOU! Verily, this jewel shall be repeatedly thrown in the faces of my family.
I tried to tell my daughter that eating a bowl of Campbell’s cream of mushroom is tantamount to eating a bowl of ketchup, and you know what she did? She ate it anyway! :eek:
I use it as an ingredient in several casseroles, but I would not be averse to eating it as a soup.
Now, Campbell’s Golden Mushroom, that one is just not for eating. That one’s a recipe ingredient only, and eating it like a soup just wouldn’t be right.