It was not the best. The chicken was dry and the broth had not flavor.

It's not that tasty, It has no flavor it's like you are on a strict diet. If you add spices don't bother even trying it.

I have tried these soups in many different varieties and honestly I was not a fan. To me they seem too watery and do not seem to have much flavor to them!

Looks great on the outside, but be careful about the sodium content if you are going to have the entire can (2 servings). It's relatively low for a canned soup, but I prefer to have less than 15% sodium per serving. I was about to try the Light versions, but these soups do not have much substance, protein, or any meat. I don't like soups to have a lot of "filler" refined grains like noodles or white rice. On the other hand, the soups are delicious! They have a lot of different types of flavors to choose from (spicy/Mexican, traditional, etc).

I've had better, I've had worse..I tried the Campbells Chicken with Rice...I don't know what "natural white meat" means when it comes to chicken, it's not organic and I'm guessing it is still factory birds, so I don't get the "natural" statement. The broth had a nice not too salty flavor and the carrots and rice were a nice simple blend. I might have it if I was sick and didn't have time to make home made. I prefer alot more veggies in my chicken soup...also I llke the cartons fo soup better than cans, the big square cardboard ones like Imagine soups...with the cans I always taste the tin... I would have this soup if I didn't have other choices, but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it..

apperently its just me I wasnt crazy about their soup.it made my stomach ache.

I think for being soup in a can it was great...low in sodium and tasted good. But it does not compare to home made soup

Campbell's Lite Select Harvest chicken with vegetables was ok . It needed to have more chunks of chicken and a little more flavor. This soup has less sodium than other soups but Campbell's should continue working on lowering the sodium. I would still recommend this soup to friends and family. It's not bad when you are looking for a quick and easy meal.

I, personally, was very disappointed in the lack of vegetarian options. Out of 21 flavors, one would expect Campbell's to provide at least a couple of flavors without chicken stock/broth! Still, I give these soups 3 stars because my husband, an occasional meat-eater, enjoyed them. He said they were very hearty and flavorful, and his favorite was the Italian Sausage. I hope Campbell's takes these reviews to heart and provides some vegetarian options. If they did, my family would buy them again.

In terms of canned soup, I think the Tomato Basil is really very good but overall value not. I am thankful I had a coupon but the regular price of these soups in NYC is too high. I would rather purchase the carton of soups at Trader Joes which is 3x the amount and almost $2.00 less the price. No brainer! It is convenient to have a single serving can and maybe if it were on sale, i would pick them up. The flavors all look delicious.

I tried a few different kinds and prefer those without meat. Although the meat in these is better than most canned soups, it is still not very good.

I had the roasted chicken with vegetables and the Maryland style crab soup. I like that these soups are very light because they work well with my diet, and the vegetables and broth do make them filling. However, as far as overall satisfaction, I prefer the chunky soups, which also offer a healthy version. The select harvest soups have too much broth. Of the two I tried, the chicken soup was okay, mostly just something to get me through the evening without starving. The crab soup, however, is really good. Sometimes, my husband and I like to split a can and have it with our homemade crab salad sandwiches.

They were pretty good, although I don't think they were the best that Campbell's has to offer. I think I will keep with the original soups for my family. They are VERY picky and didn't like them. I liked them though, especially the chicken n noodles kind.

The soups were ok. My husband and son didn't like them much though.

The soups are quick and easy mini-meals when you're short of time. I wouldn't recommend eating canned soups too often as it does contains preservatives (and nothing can compare to real homemade soup!). I also didn't like the "Light" versions of the soups because I felt all Campbell did was simply dilute the regular non-light version of their soup! To get your money's worth and still eat "Light", I'd recommend buying their regular non-light soup, add some water to "light"-en it, and splitting it into two meals.