Campbell's Chunky Soup Hearty Bean with Ham 19 oz Can - Portable Lunch for Hiking & Road Trips
Campbell's Chunky Soup Hearty Bean with Ham 19 oz Can - Portable Lunch for Hiking & Road Trips
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Why you'll love it
- 17g of protein per can delivers a filling, satisfying meal without preparation effort
- Microwavable convenience fits into a 5-minute lunch break at work
- Shelf-stable portability makes it reliable for camping and emergency pantry stocking
- Trusted Campbell's brand recognition reduces purchase hesitation
- Hearty chunks of ham, carrots, and beans offer a more substantial texture than brothy soups
- no can opener needed, easy peel-tab opening
- generous portion that fills a full bowl
- protein content and spice level well-suited to taste
- cans arrived in perfect condition with good expiration dates
- cans are dent resistant
- aroma is excellent
- thickness and heartiness of the soup
- nostalgic old-school flavor
Perfect for
- Quick microwavable lunch at the office or home
- Hearty meal during camping or outdoor adventures eaten by the campfire
- Pantry staple for fast weeknight dinners or emergency meals
- Post-workout high-protein refuel
- Comfort food meal on cold days
- adding cubed ham to the soup and serving with fresh bread as a cold-weather meal
- heating up a quick lunch or dinner when too busy or unmotivated to cook
- adding Chipotle Tabasco and pairing with Cheez It White Cheddar Crackers
- purchasing variety packs to donate to a local food bank
Product Information
Campbell's Chunky Soup: One (1) 19 oz can of Campbell’s Chunky Hearty Bean Soup With Ham Big Flavors: Canned soup with ham, carrots and beans 17 grams of Protein: Hearty soup that has vegetables and 17 grams of protein in each can Pantry Staple: Enjoy this 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 soup is simple to prepare, just heat in a microwave-safe bowl and serve
Product Dimensions : 3.1 x 3.1 x 4.6 inches; 1.19 Pounds Item model number : 200000009502 UPC : 051000005878 Manufacturer : CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Units : 19.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #2,396 in Grocery & Gourmet Food Campbell's Chunky Soup: One (1) 19 oz can of Campbell’s Chunky Hearty Bean Soup With Ham Big Flavors: Canned soup with ham, carrots and beans 17 grams of Protein: Hearty soup that has vegetables and 17 grams of protein in each can Pantry Staple: Enjoy this 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 soup is simple to prepare, just heat in a microwave-safe bowl and serve
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the 19 oz can survive being packed into a hiking backpack without bursting or leaking?
The cans are dent-resistant and built for travel, so they hold up well inside a backpack when cushioned by other gear. The sealed lid prevents leaks until the easy-open peel tab is pulled.
How long can I keep this soup in my camping gear before it expires?
The soup is shelf-stable for an extended period thanks to its canned format, so you can stock it in your camp box for many months before a trip. Always check the printed expiration date before heading out.
Can I heat this soup over a campfire if I don't have a microwave at my campsite?
Yes, the can is designed to be heated and poured into a bowl, so you can warm the contents in a camp pot over a flame or portable stove. Just transfer the soup to a cooking vessel rather than placing the can directly in the fire.
Is one 19 oz can enough for a full meal after a long day of hiking?
The 19 oz size is a generous single-serve portion with 17g of protein, ham, carrots, and beans that fill a full bowl. It is meant to be a complete, filling meal rather than a small snack.
Do I need a can opener to eat this at a remote campsite?
No can opener is required. The easy-open peel tab lets you open the can by hand, which is ideal when you're away from kitchen tools.
Is this soup a good option for a multi-day backpacking trip?
It works well for car camping, base camp cooking, and road trips where weight and cooking gear are flexible. For deep backpacking where every ounce counts, the can adds noticeable weight, so it is best suited to trips with a cooler or resupply point.
Will the soup stay good in a hot car or tent during a summer camping trip?
Shelf-stable cans handle temperature swings far better than perishable food, so leaving them in a vehicle for the drive to camp is fine. Once opened, the soup should be eaten promptly rather than left in warm conditions.
How does this compare to freeze-dried camping meals for backcountry trips?
Freeze-dried meals are lighter and pack flatter, which is helpful for long-distance backpacking. Campbell's Chunky is a better fit for car camping, cabin trips, and base camps where you want a hearty, ready-to-eat bowl with real chunks of ham and beans.
Is this a better trail lunch than a standard cup of instant noodles?
It offers substantially more protein, chunkier texture, and a more filling meal profile than instant noodles. The tradeoff is the heavier can, so it shines for car-based and base-camp lunches.
How does this soup compare to other canned camp meals like chili or beef stew?
It delivers 17g of protein per can with a bean-and-ham formulation that feels lighter than chili but heartier than brothy soups. The ham, carrots, and beans give it more substance for cold evenings at camp.
I'm worried a canned meal will taste bland after a long day outdoors — is the flavor strong enough?
Customers consistently praise the aroma, nostalgic old-school flavor, and well-balanced spice level. Many outdoors users add hot sauce like Chipotle Tabasco to dial up the heat.
Is it safe to eat this soup cold from the can if my stove runs out of fuel?
The soup is fully cooked and shelf-stable, so it is safe to eat cold straight from the can in an emergency. Heating it will improve the flavor and texture, but it is not required for food safety.
What happens if the can gets dented in my gear bag — is the food still safe?
Minor dents that do not compromise the seal are generally fine, but deep dents, swelling, or leaking should be treated as a reason to discard the can. Inspect every can before opening and never use a can that looks bloated or punctured.
How do I heat this soup in the microwave?
Open the can using the easy peel tab, pour the soup into a microwave-safe bowl, and heat on high for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring halfway through. Always check the temperature before eating.
Can I heat this soup on the stovetop instead?
Yes, pour the contents into a saucepan and warm over medium heat, stirring occasionally until it reaches your desired temperature. This is a great option when you want a more even heat.
Do I need to add water or milk before heating?
No, the soup is ready to heat and eat as is. You can add a splash of water or milk if you prefer a thinner consistency, but it is not required.
Will this can fit in a standard lunch bag or backpack pocket?
The 19 oz can is tall and slim, so it fits in most insulated lunch bags and the side pockets of larger backpacks. For tighter daypacks, you may want to transfer it into a container to save space.
Is this soup safe for people with dietary restrictions?
It contains ham, so it is not suitable for vegetarian or pork-free diets. Always review the full ingredient list on the label for allergens like wheat or soy.
What is included when I order this product?
You receive one 19 oz can of Campbell's Chunky Hearty Bean with Ham Soup. Nothing else is required to enjoy the meal beyond heating and a bowl.
How long does this soup last in my pantry?
As a shelf-stable canned product, it has a long shelf life measured in months to years. Always check the printed expiration or best-by date on the can before eating.
Are the cans shipped in good condition?
Most customers report that the cans arrive in perfect condition with good expiration dates. If a can arrives dented, leaking, or damaged, contact the retailer for a replacement.
What is the difference between soup and stew?
Soup is typically broth-based and pourable, while stew is thicker with larger chunks of meat and vegetables in less liquid. Campbell's Chunky sits between the two, with a thick consistency and hearty chunks of ham, carrots, and beans.
