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Mrs. Fearnows Brunswick Stew is excellent. It seems pricey, but is a large can, and is found in the caned meat area. I usually doctor it up a bit to taste, but not really necessary. Also a big fan of Pacific Red Pepper and Tomato. Comes in a carton, though.




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I have found the Panera Bread brand is pretty good and definitely a step above Campbell's and Progresso. It will be in a refrigerated section at the grocery store, and it does cost a good bit more.


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Tony's Clam chowder in a can! Half to use heavy cream with it. Amazing.
 
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I like Campbells; recently threw out Progresso as it stunk too badly to eat.
 
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Another fan of the Pacific roasted red pepper and tomato soup.

At home I will sometimes brown finely chopped onion in the pan, add a few crushed tomatoes, and then the soup. A quick whir with an immersion blender and a gentle simmer to warm. Usually served with toasted sourdough bread.
 
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Another fan of the Pacific roasted red pepper and tomato soup.

At home I will sometimes brown finely chopped onion in the pan, add a few crushed tomatoes, and then the soup. A quick whir with an immersion blender and a gentle simmer to warm. Usually served with toasted sourdough bread.

I'm more partial to the Trader Joe's version, I find the taste to have a bit more depth.
While I don't eat it often, I'll put together a very nice grilled-cheese sandwich, crusty bread, a blend of aged cheddar and American cheese, to go with a hot bowl for lunch. Cool
 
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Tony's clam chowder. Add your own half n half.

Oops, mike56 beat me to it.
 
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Had a can of Campbell's Chunky Beef and Barley soup last night, it was great.
 
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