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I have two cans of cream of chicken soup. I use it only one recipe I got off the minute rice box for chicken and spicy rice. Basically, rice, chicken, brocolli, salt pepper, paprika and cream of chicken soup. This is meal cooked in and around 30 min. That is really the only thing I use it for. Would I make just the soup with it, no.
We like to eat Cream of Mushroom soup as 'soup.' I do occasionally use it in a recipe, but usually it is just 'soup.' We do eat other types of cream soups, but mainly mushroom.
I have never and would never use a cream of any soup just for a soup. I use it in recipes only........like tatertot casserole, other types of casseroles, crock pot dishes, etc. I actually buy the bulk packs of the cream of chicken and cream of mushroom at BJ's.
I'm not a big fan of canned soups for soup sake. I'd rather make my own if I'm going to eat it as soup. I make a wicked cream of asparagus soup! However, there are just some recipes that are greatly enhanced with the addition of cream of chicken or cream of mushroom soup. Those are pretty much the only ones I buy.
When we make soup we don't use that stuff. We like to get as fresh as we can. Only soup from a can we eat is tomato.........we've had that maybe twice in the last 10yrs.
I just thought cream of mushroom soup was for rice/chicken. If my wife made me it from the can as soup I'd just eat crackers.
I only use it in recipes - if I'm going to have any kind of soup, it's going to be made from fresh ingredients. Canned cream of soups are very helpful for weekday quickie meals.
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