Wolfgang Puck Organic Free Range Chicken with White & Wild Rice Soup, 14.5 oz

Very good tasty soup. of course, what else would you expect from the chef? I like to keep a few cans of this soup around for days when I want to eat light and don't feel like cooking a big meal.

As I get older, I am finding myself making more of an effort to eat a healthier, well-balanced diet, and incorporate as many organic ingredients into my daily routine as I can (as much as my wallet will allow!). On that quest in shopping Amazon Pantry, I came across Wolfgang Puck's Organic Chicken with Wild Rice soup. I thought to myself, it's Wolfgang Puck, so it's got to be delicious, right? Not exactly.First off, I was disappointed when I got the shipment. The can was MUCH smaller than I expected. Think Campbell's small soup can. I figured for the price, it would be a bigger can. BUT, I will admit, this was entirely my fault, as I did not pay attention to the ounces in the can before ordering.That being said, I popped open the can to prepare lunch, expecting at least a FEW pieces of chicken and vegetables mixed in with the broth and rice. Not so. I would guestimate at least 80% of the soup is broth and rice. I counted 2 small chicken chunks. After trying it, the flavor was lack-luster. I can't even describe it, it was just very bland. Also, VERY high in sodium! (over 800mg) - Very disappointed, I definitely will not be purchasing this again.

I was hesitant and didn’t think there would be much difference about canned soup. But once we tasted the flavor we were hooked. A little pricey for canned soup but the flavor and quality are impeccable. I think if you need canned soup this Id the one to buy.

Always a dependable tasty treat!

Okay, I don't like chicken noodle soup or canned vegetables or canned soup in general. But I hear its good to eat when you're sick so I was like, "Hmm . . . I need one more prime pantry item to fill my box, so why not?"So, today (not sick) I came home from work hungry and decided to brave it.Pros: It was easy/quick to heat up. Can looks good on pantry shelf. Doesn't expire for years so would be good to find during the zombie apocalypse. Rice has a good texture (not too soft or crunchy). Good carrot ratio and veggies are big enough to pick out if you're picky. Not spicy, not flavorless.Cons: Only a few super tiny pieces of chicken and definitely not white meat. Broth has a very slightly slimy texture. My spoon fell in while eating it and my cat wouldn't fetch me another. Maybe a few tablespoons of rice. Didn't finish it (because of taste, not losing my spoon! I fished it out.)So I won't buy it again. But who am I to judge? I don't even like soup.

Not bad but not great especially for the high price. Get the chicken noodle on instead.

I'm always looking for new canned soups to add a little extra to my normal meal routines. Usually, I end up disappointed, but let me just say that this one did not disappoint. Overall, I think it is really great for a "from the can" soup and with a little TLC, this could easily become one of my favorites! Let's just say that this is CLEARLY better than your average chicken and rice canned soup.

It is soup so mostly broth; more carrots and white rice than chicken and wild rice (less than 2% although it helps). High salt content (35%). I added sage and pepper to enhance; adding fresh garlic or a dash of curry might be good too. If you imagine "organic" is all that, I urge you to read Stanford Medical meta-study before you throw away too much money. Would give it 2.5 stars if possible but rounded up.