Took the spoon by the handle and made some soup. Tasted great. Had to improvise with the blender in the middle of making it. Lost the little gasket. Used a sandwhich wrap with a hole poked in it.
I still have a thing for the old Campbells. Wish it didn’t have all the salt.
I may, at some point, have used a can of CoM to eat as soup, but 99 out of 100 cans of the stuff I purchased is used for simmering stuff in the Crock Pot and things like that. So I guess that’s a vote for “sauce”.
BTW, even though I like green beans and the soup, I detest the afformentioned green bean casserole. I usually cook Thanksgiving dinner here at the house, and it’s never even on the menu.
This is a funny poll. What’s Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom soup meant to do?
It’s meant to make money for Campbell’s, of course. I don’t think they really care if you use it as a soup, as a sauce in other dishes, or as an enema.
As for myself, I can’t say as I have ever bought it for any use at all.
I have eaten it as soup. Meh, It’s OK. (My favorite is Campbell’s Split Pea with Ham! ::drool:
Mostly, we keep a can or two on hand for casseroles. Just the other day I concoted a Cheesy Hamburger and Brussels Sprout Casserole featuring the stuff.
1lb Hamburger
1 Onion
1 pkg. frozen Brussels Sprouts
1 can Campbell’s Cream o’ Shroom
3 tbls. of Kraft Pimento Spread
1 cup grated cheese (I used a mix of Chedder, Jalapeno Cheese, and Mozzarella)
Three Quarters of a large bag of egg noodles
Brown the Hamburger with the chopped onion. Boil the noodles al dente. Mix all ingredients in a casserole dish reserving a quarter cup of the cheese to sprinkle on top. Thin with a few tblsp. of milk if mixture is too thick. Bake at 350F for 45 minutes.