Campbell's Chunky Savory Chicken with White and Wild Rice Soup – Kid-Friendly Pantry Lunch for Dorm and Apartment, 18.8 Oz Can
Campbell's Chunky Savory Chicken with White and Wild Rice Soup – Kid-Friendly Pantry Lunch for Dorm and Apartment, 18.8 Oz Can
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Why you'll love it
- hearty 13 grams of protein per can delivers a filling, satisfying meal
- chicken raised without antibiotics appeals to clean-label shoppers
- large 18.8 oz can format provides generous portions for one meal or leftovers
- shelf-stable pantry format eliminates refrigeration and reduces food waste
- microwavable convenience beats scratch-cooked soup for time-pressed buyers
- trusted Campbell's Chunky brand name lowers purchase risk
Perfect for
- quick microwavable lunch at work between meetings
- campfire meal during camping or backpacking trips
- filling weeknight dinner paired with bread or a salad
- soothing comfort food when feeling under the weather
- emergency pantry meal when fresh groceries run out
Product Information
Campbell's Chunky Soup: One 18.8 oz can of Campbell’s Chunky Savory Chicken with White and Wild Rice Soup Big Flavors: Chicken soup crafted with chicken meat without antibiotics, chunks of carrots, potatoes, celery, white rice and wild rice for a delicious and filling comfort food classic 13 grams of Protein: Hearty soup that has vegetables and 13 grams of protein in each can Pantry Staple: Enjoy chicken and rice 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 chicken soup is simple to prepare, just heat and serve
Product Dimensions : 3.1 x 3.1 x 5 inches; 1.15 Pounds Item model number : 200000004312 UPC : 051000005625 Manufacturer : CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Units : 18.8 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #8,491 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this soup safe and appropriate for young adults and college students living away from home?
Yes. It's a shelf-stable, microwave-ready meal that requires no cooking skills, making it ideal for dorm rooms, first apartments, and shared kitchens. The familiar Campbell's Chunky flavor is also comforting for homesick students.
Will the microwave preparation be safe in a dorm or small apartment?
Yes. The microwavable can format only requires a microwave and a spoon. There's no open flame, no stovetop, and no sharp tools required, which makes it a great fit for shared living spaces with limited kitchen equipment.
Is the protein content enough to keep a busy student full between classes?
With 13 grams of protein per can, plus rice, vegetables, and chicken, it's a substantial meal that supports satiety through long study sessions. It's a much better choice than vending-machine snacks for sustained energy.
Can I stock several cans in a tiny dorm fridge or mini fridge?
Actually, you don't need a fridge at all. The cans are shelf-stable, so they can live in a closet, under a bed, on a bookshelf, or in a desk drawer. Just refrigerate after opening.
Is this a smart first-pantry purchase for someone moving into a new apartment?
Absolutely. It's a low-risk, high-reward staple that requires no prep, no planning, and tastes great. New renters and students can keep a few cans on hand for late-night study meals, lazy weekends, and the days between grocery runs.
I'm shopping for my college kid — is this a good care package item?
Yes. It's affordable, shelf-stable for shipping, familiar, and nutritious enough to count as a real meal. It's one of the most-appreciated care package staples for college students.
Will a hungry young adult find this filling enough as a late-night dinner?
Yes. The 18.8 oz size, 13g of protein, and hearty rice and chicken chunks make it a genuinely filling meal — perfect for the midnight study crunch or post-practice refuel.
Is this soup a good alternative to fast food for students on a budget?
Definitely. A single can delivers a complete, protein-rich meal at a much lower cost than fast food, with no delivery fees or tipping required. It's one of the best value-per-meal options for budget-conscious students.
How does this compare to instant ramen or cup noodles for college life?
Compared to instant ramen, this soup offers significantly more protein (13g vs. 5–7g), real chicken, and visible vegetables. It's a meaningful upgrade in nutrition while still being just as convenient and affordable.
Is this better than typical canned soup for a small shared kitchen?
Yes. The single-can portion, microwavable format, and familiar flavor make it easy to share or store without taking up much space. It's also more satisfying than thin brothy soups, so a single can goes further.
How does this compare to meal kit or delivery services for students?
Meal kits are great for variety, but they require cooking skills, refrigeration, and ongoing subscription costs. This soup is a one-time purchase with zero prep, making it a smarter, more flexible option for casual dorm meals and backup dinners.
I don't want my college student to rely on junk food — is this a healthier option?
Yes. With antibiotic-free chicken, 13g of protein, and real vegetables, it's a more balanced choice than chips, fast food, or instant noodles. It still tastes indulgent, which is key for young adults who would otherwise skip a real meal.
Will the can fit in a standard dorm microwave?
Yes. The 18.8 oz can fits in virtually all dorm-sized microwaves. Just remove the lid, microwave uncovered or with a microwave-safe plate over the top, stir, and enjoy.
I'm worried about my student skipping meals — is this an easy way to make sure they eat?
Absolutely. The no-think, no-cook format means even the busiest, most distracted student can heat a can and eat a real meal in under five minutes. It removes every common barrier to mealtime.
Is the soup filling enough to count as a complete dinner, or just a side?
For most young adults, the 18.8 oz can is a complete, filling dinner on its own. It contains protein, carbs from rice, and vegetables in one container — a balanced single-can meal.
What if my student doesn't have a microwave in their dorm?
No microwave? No problem. The can can be heated on any stovetop, hot plate, or even an electric kettle by decanting the soup into a heat-safe container. It's one of the most format-flexible meal options available.
How do I heat Campbell's Chunky Savory Chicken with White and Wild Rice Soup?
Microwave method: open the can, pour the soup into a microwave-safe bowl, cover loosely, and heat on high for 2–3 minutes, stirring halfway through. Stovetop method: pour the soup into a saucepan and heat over medium, stirring occasionally, until hot. Camp stove method works the same as stovetop. Always stir and test temperature before serving.
Do I need to add water or milk to the soup?
No. The soup is fully prepared and ready to heat and serve as-is. Adding liquid will dilute the flavor and reduce the hearty consistency that makes Chunky soup distinctive.
How should I store leftover soup from an opened can?
Transfer any unused portion to a sealed container and refrigerate promptly. Consume within 3–4 days for best quality and food safety. Do not store the leftovers in the opened metal can.
Is this soup compatible with keto, low-carb, or gluten-free diets?
The soup contains white and wild rice, so it is not low-carb or keto friendly. For gluten-free needs, always check the most current Campbell's labeling, as recipes and manufacturing can change. It's best suited for balanced, omnivorous diets that include grains.
Is this can compatible with standard microwave sizes?
Yes. The 18.8 oz can fits in virtually all household, office, dorm, and break-room microwaves. Always transfer to a microwave-safe bowl rather than microwaving directly in the metal can.
What comes in the box when I order this product?
Each order includes one 18.8 oz sealed can of Campbell's Chunky Savory Chicken with White and Wild Rice Soup. There are no additional accessories required — just a microwave, stovetop, or camp stove to heat and serve.
Is the can safe to consume if it is dented or damaged?
Minor dents are generally safe, but avoid cans that are deeply dented, bulging, leaking, or have a compromised seal. When in doubt, discard. Always check the best-by date before consuming.
Does this product contain common allergens?
The soup contains chicken and wheat (in the broth/rice blend), and is manufactured in a facility that may process other allergens. Always read the most current ingredient label on the can for the full allergen list before consuming.
How does canned soup differ from refrigerated or frozen soup?
Canned soup is fully cooked and sealed in a sterile environment, giving it a long ambient shelf life without refrigeration. Refrigerated soups have a shorter life (typically a week or less), and frozen soups require freezer storage and thawing time. Canned soup offers the best combination of pantry storage and quick meal readiness.
