Campbell's Chunky Baked Potato with Cheddar & Bacon Bits – 18.8 Oz Family Comfort Meal for Cold Days
Campbell's Chunky Baked Potato with Cheddar & Bacon Bits – 18.8 Oz Family Comfort Meal for Cold Days
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Why you'll love it
- Ready-to-heat convenience beats homemade soup that requires chopping and simmering
- 10 grams of protein per can delivers a filling meal, not a watery snack
- Trusted Campbell's brand and Chunky line promise recognizable, dependable flavor
- Recyclable can reduces post-meal cleanup and environmental guilt
- Chunky potato, cheddar, and bacon bits combo replicates loaded-baked-potato comfort food
- Portable 18.8 oz can travels well to worksites, campsites, and lunchrooms without refrigeration
- Surprisingly large size and generous amount of potatoes
- Pop-top can (noted humorously)
- Heavy/dense can suggesting substance and quality
- Expiration date well in the future
- Can be enhanced easily with added garlic or other seasonings
- Smooth yet chunky texture
- Pairs well with crackers on the side or crushed in the soup
Perfect for
- Quick microwaved lunch at the office on a busy workday
- Warm campfire dinner while camping or on outdoor trips
- Pantry backup meal when there is no time to cook
- Filling comfort-food meal on a cold or rainy day
- Easy single-serving meal in a dorm or shared living space
- Batched cooking for company using 2 cans as a base in a crock pot with added potatoes, bacon, cream, and seasonings
- Eating as a full meal alternative to TV dinners or thin canned soups
- Sick-day comfort food comparable to chicken noodle soup
Product Information
Campbell's Chunky Soup: One 18.8 oz can of Campbell’s Chunky Baked Potato with Cheddar and Bacon Bits Soup Big Flavors: Potato soup crafted with chunks of potatoes, savory bacon and cheddar cheese for a delicious and filling comfort food classic 10 grams of Protein: Hearty canned soup that has vegetables and 10 grams of protein in each can*. *See nutrition information for sodium content Pantry Staple: Enjoy this potato cheese soup at home or at work as part of a delicious, filling lunch, or take on outdoor adventures to eat by the campfire Microwavable Soup: This easy to microwave potato soup is simple to prepare, just heat and serve Recyclable Soup Can: Soup can is recyclable for easy disposal
Product Dimensions : 3.1 x 3.1 x 4.7 inches; 1.18 Pounds Item model number : 200000012804 UPC : 044844615723 051000128041 Manufacturer : CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Units : 18.8 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #1,637 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a kid-friendly flavor for picky eaters?
Yes. The baked potato, cheddar, and bacon bits combo is mild, cheesy, and familiar, which is a hit with many children who shy away from spicier soups.
Is this a good sick-day meal for my child?
Yes. The warm broth, soft potato chunks, and gentle cheddar flavor work much like a comforting chicken noodle soup, making it a soothing option when kids are under the weather.
Does the can have a sharp edge that could hurt a child?
The pop-top lid is designed to open without a can opener, and the rim is smooth once opened. Adults should open and pour the soup for younger children to be safe.
Can my older kid heat this in the microwave by themselves?
Older children and teens can microwave the soup in a microwave-safe bowl with adult permission. Younger kids should have an adult handle the heating step.
Is the protein content enough to count as a real meal for a growing kid?
With 10 grams of protein per can plus potato chunks, this soup works as a full meal, not just a side, which is helpful for hungry kids after school or sports.
Can I serve this as an easy weeknight family dinner?
Absolutely. Pair the heated soup with crackers, bread, or a simple salad for a fast family dinner on busy school nights.
How does this compare to chicken noodle soup for a sick kid?
It offers the same warm, soothing feel as chicken noodle soup, but with a baked-potato twist that kids who love cheese and bacon often prefer.
Is the can too big for a small child's lunch?
The 18.8 oz size is generous, so younger children may have leftovers. You can split it into two bowls or save the rest in the fridge for the next day.
Does it contain any allergens I should know about for my child?
The recipe includes dairy (cheddar) and bacon bits, so it is not suitable for children with dairy or pork allergies. Always check the label for the most current allergen information.
Is the soup too chunky for a toddler?
For toddlers, you can mash the potato chunks with a fork before serving to create a softer, easier-to-eat texture.
Can I pack this in a thermos for school lunch?
Yes. Heat the soup and pour it into a pre-warmed thermos in the morning. It will stay warm until lunch and provide a hearty, protein-rich meal.
Will the can fit in a small dorm room mini-fridge for college students?
Yes. A single 18.8 oz can fits easily on a mini-fridge shelf, and unopened cans can be stored in a closet or pantry since no refrigeration is required until opened.
Is this a good meal to share between siblings?
One can be a generous single portion, but you can pour it into two smaller bowls for two kids to share, then add crackers on the side.
How does this compare to feeding my kid a frozen kids' meal?
Unlike frozen kids' meals that need microwave time and create plastic waste, this single-can meal heats quickly, is recyclable, and offers a more filling, soup-style comfort food.
Can I add extra veggies to make it a more complete meal for my family?
Yes. Stir in steamed broccoli, extra shredded cheese, or a handful of spinach after heating to boost the nutrition without losing the baked-potato flavor kids love.
I'm worried the can is too heavy for my child to carry. Any tips?
The can is dense but manageable for older kids. For younger children, an adult can pour it into a thermos or bowl to make it easier to handle at the table.
How do I heat Campbell's Chunky Baked Potato with Cheddar & Bacon Bits Soup?
Pour the soup into a microwave-safe bowl and heat on high for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring halfway through. Alternatively, warm it in a saucepan over medium heat on the stovetop until hot. Do not microwave the can directly unless your microwave and the can label instructions allow it.
Do I need a can opener to open this soup?
No can opener is required. The can has a pop-top lid, so you can simply pull the tab to open it and pour the soup into a bowl or pot.
How long does an opened can last in the refrigerator?
Once opened, transfer any leftover soup to a sealed container and refrigerate. Consume within 3 to 4 days for the best flavor and food safety.
Is this can microwave-safe?
Campbell's Chunky cans are not designed for microwave heating in the can. Always transfer the soup to a microwave-safe bowl before microwaving to avoid sparks and ensure even heating.
Does this product contain allergens like gluten or dairy?
The Baked Potato with Cheddar & Bacon Bits variety contains dairy from the cheddar cheese. Always review the current label for the complete allergen and ingredient information, as recipes can change.
What is in the can when I open it?
Each 18.8 oz can contains a ready-to-heat Chunky soup with potato chunks, cheddar cheese, bacon bits, and a savory broth, delivering about 10 grams of protein per can.
Is the can recyclable?
Yes. The steel can is recyclable in most curbside and municipal recycling programs. Rinse the empty can before placing it in the recycling bin.
How much protein is in one can?
Each 18.8 oz can provides 10 grams of protein, as highlighted on the product label, making it a more filling option than many thin canned soups.
What is the difference between Campbell's Chunky soup and regular Campbell's condensed soup?
Campbell's Chunky soups are ready-to-eat with generous chunks of meat, vegetables, or potatoes in a hearty broth, while condensed soups are concentrated and typically require added water or milk before heating. Chunky is built to be a full, filling meal, whereas condensed is often used as a starter or side.
