Campbell’s Chunky Soup, Ghost Pepper Chicken Noodle Soup, 18.6 oz Can

Campbell’s has truly outdone itself with the Chunky Ghost Pepper Chicken Noodle Soup. It's not just soup; it's an experience for those who dare to try something daringly spicy. From the very first spoonful, you know you're in for a heat-packed journey, but what's remarkable is how this intense spice does not overshadow the rich, savory flavors of the classic chicken noodle soup.The thickness of the soup is perfect; it’s hearty and satisfying with generous chunks of chicken, vegetables, and noodles, making it a meal in itself. The ingredients are well-balanced, and the texture of the noodles combined with the tender pieces of chicken provides a pleasant eating experience, spoon after spoon.Now, let's talk about the heat—this soup is not for the faint-hearted. The ghost pepper adds a fiery kick that builds up with each bite and lingers long after the meal is over. Even a handful of Tums might not be enough to quell the spice, making it a thrilling challenge for spice lovers. Despite its intensity, I found the heat to be an exhilarating addition to the soup, enhancing the flavors rather than overpowering them.The versatility of this soup is another plus. It’s perfect for a cold day when you need something to warm you up from the inside out, or when you’re just looking for a quick meal that packs a punch. As for value for money, this soup is a great deal considering its quality and the satisfying portion size.

First off, I do not like soup, especially chicken soup. But......I love this soup. This soup is loaded with flavor and pieces of Ghost Pepper. The flavor is intense. Although there are two servings per can, I can't help myself to have just one cup full. So...I have the entire can. Sure your getting too many calories, but the heat will sweat it out of you. Most soup in cans taste salty and are bland. You can not call this bland!!! Nor is it tasting of salt. This is the perfect soup for a cold day.

It's hot & not bad in flavor. I quite like it. It's not bad.4 stars because it's not amazing, but it's a good product.I'll be specific on how hot this is. It's about the heat level of a habanero. 60k-70k scovilles. If you think this is mango habanero spice levels, think again.I love spice, but It's definitely a bit much for lunch at work. You probably need a moderately high spice level to enjoy this. If you're a chili head, you'll like this. If not, you're gonna hurt yourself. It's a fiery punch. A lot of the comments complain about the heat and to be fair, what did they expect? Just know what you're getting yourself into.Again, this is not Trader Joe's Ghost Pepper chips spicy, This stuff is hot. Not exactly real Ghost Pepper levels, but this ain't kid's play either.

Okay so like many other reviews before me already said, this is a very spicy soup. If you're used to eating very spicy things, this soup is right up your alley. It's spicy to the point where you can feel the heat building up and may even take a breather before going in for more. At the same time, the beginning stages of it, before it's fully reached its peak spice levels, it's very enjoyable. Not to say it's not enjoyable towards the end but by that time, your whole mouth is coated with the spice because it's soup.Overall, glad I made the purchase. I was just about to buy one at the groceries to try but I can see myself finishing the entire thing.Just to note though, drinking something cold will only remind you how hot this is. Doing so is basically going to backfire.

This soup has a lot of heat, but it doesn't taste like ghost peppers. It tastes like someone added a lot of capsaicin to chicken noodle soup. I can't taste any of the smokiness of ghost pepper in this.I won't lie, I'm no spice fiend. I love a good bit of spicy food, I put hot sauce in and on lots of things I eat. I love Sriracha sauce, and often find my friends acting like their mouth is on fire when they bite into something I think is a bit too mild. But, I won't bite into a raw ghost pepper, chug liquid capsaicin, or whatever else people might think is impressive.This soup doesn't taste like someone set out to make ghost pepper chicken noodle soup, to me. It tastes like someone wanted to capitalize off the popularity of ghost pepper, added a lot of heat to regular chicken noodles, maybe a little bit of ghost pepper extract to avoid false advertising, and called it a day.I hate wasting food, but this soup was both too spicy for me, and not flavorful enough for me to be willing to put up with the spice, without diluting it into a whole gallon of separate soup that was already tasty on its own. So, I won't be buying this again, personally.

Tasted like i ingested fire, and i loved it. The actual soup was good with a nice kick. The day after wasn’t fun but we all pay a price.

I'm quite shocked that other reviewers didn't consider this soup "that spicy". As someone with an unusually high tolerance for spiciness, I looked at the reviews in disappointment that it wouldn't be a true ghost pepper spice. However, the first spoonful let me know that it is in fact as spicy as the ghost pepper on the front of the product would indicate. The deep red coloring of the soup is also another indicator.The soup is so spicy that I had to take intermittent spoonfuls and eat it while drinking water. I had a lot of congestion and while eating this soup it all started clearing out, and my body itself even started to get warmer. Aside from the spice, the noodles, vegetables, and meat are hearty. It's very filling, but please be sure to try a bit before you start eating it.

Companies always say their items are hot and sometimes have a little kick but to say they are hot is wrong. This stuff is stupid hot. I love drinking the liquid after I eat all the material in a soup, I dump this stuff out. The rest of the night I have to stay within a few feet of a bathroom. This is legit hot.