Well Yes! Chicken Noodle Soup — OKAY
Munch or Dump rates Well Yes! Chicken Noodle Soup by Cambells OKAY — score 60/90.
A genuinely recognizable base of chicken, beans, vegetables and egg noodles, dragged toward processed by carrageenan and a heavy salt load.
Why this verdict
- Real chicken, white beans and vegetables form the actual base, not flavoring
- 15g protein per can from genuine chicken and beans, not isolates
- Carrageenan is an unnecessary thickener some studies tie to gut inflammation
- Salt is the main flavor driver, typical of canned soup sodium
- No added sugar, artificial colors, or flavor-enhancer stack
Ingredients (16)
- chicken stock (safe) — Real broth base, contributes protein and minerals.
- chicken meat (safe) — Actual whole-muscle protein, the core of the soup.
- Cooked great northern beans (safe) — Whole legume adding fiber and plant protein.
- Egg noodles with quinoa flour (moderate) — Refined wheat-based noodle, lightly upgraded with quinoa flour and egg.
- diced tomatoes in tomato juice (safe) — Whole vegetable, source of lycopene.
- carrots (safe) — Whole vegetable, beta-carotene and fiber.
- Celery (safe) — Whole-food vegetable, classic chowder aromatic.
- FENNEL (safe) — Whole vegetable aromatic.
- Onions (safe) — Whole vegetable; prebiotic fiber and antioxidants.
- potato starch (moderate) — Another refined starch thickener layered on top of the modified maize starch.
- Salt (moderate) — Added sodium for flavour.
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil (safe) — Cold-pressed, unrefined olive oil rich in monounsaturated fat and polyphenols. The good stuff, but it's the smaller share here, blended in mainly for flavor.
- Tomato paste (safe) — Concentrated tomato; lycopene and flavor with no downside.
- Carrageenan (moderate) — Stabilizer linked to gut irritation in some studies.
- Dried parsley (safe) — Herb, negligible impact.
- Sage Extract (safe) — Herbal extract for flavor, used in tiny amounts.