Campbell soup differences?!


Question:

Campbell soup differences?

Can some one tell me the difference between Campbell "Select" and Campbell "Chunky" soups?

I have eaten them both and I can not seem to figure out the difference in them? Is it just some kind of marketing ploy?


Answers:
i think its a marketing ploy but chunky referes to the chicken and veggies being "chunky" and select is supposed to taste like you have just made some delicacy

The Campbell's Select are supposed to be more specialty soups.

Your question showed in my "network's Q&A". How refreshing to not see a political question. lol.

So...to get to the point. Isn't Chunky supposed to uh well be more chunky? Both aren't that good anyways. I'd rather go to Quizno's and get their chicken noodle soup.

:o)

I think the "chunky" soups are suppose to have a thicker broth than the other soups. The "selects" have a watery broth.

Chunky are concentrates; you add water. Come in a can.

Select is ready to eat, out of the can. Just heat up. Do not add water. Come in a glass jar.

Plus, the varieties are different. The Select seem to be a bit more upscale (Butternut Squash) that you'd never see in the concentrates! But yes, most of it is marketing!!!

Probably marketing, but I've got a sneaking suspicion that the select is lower in sodium or fat or calories or something like that.

Chunky is supposed to have bits of food stuffs that are, well, chunkier! Select is supposed to make you feel like a gourmet. Personally, I think they are both pretty gross and much prefer homemade soups.

Oh, and yes, I think it is all just a marketing ploy.




The consumer Foods information on foodaq.com is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions.
The answer content post by the user, if contains the copyright content please contact us, we will immediately remove it.
Copyright © 2007 FoodAQ - Terms of Use - Contact us - Privacy Policy

Food's Q&A Resources