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From: ttp@kestrel.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Save your money (lousy product review)
Message-ID: <3806@kestrel.ARPA>
Date: Wed, 8-Jan-86 15:02:04 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan  8 15:02:04 1986
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In article <361@ukecc.UUCP>, edward@ukecc.UUCP (Edward C. Bennett) writes:
> *** The following is an opinion ***
> 
> 	Campbells, a name I've trusted for years, recently introduced
> a line of 'sophisticated' creamy soups. I figured, "Campbells, sure,
> good stuff". WRONG! These soups are terrible! I've tried Creamy Potato
> and Creamy Spinich and both taste nothing like the vegtable they are
> named for. As a matter of fact, both times after eating the soups, I
> had a rather UPSET STOMACH. And if that weren't enough, the guest I
> had over when I served the Creamy Potato soup also felt sick!
> 
> 	Don't be misled by their snob-appeal advertising campaign,
> stick with good ol' Chicken Noodle.
> 

I concur, and a friend volunteered the same opinion unsolicited. I
attributed the sickness to it's being "rich" or being slightly lactose
intolerant, but strangely enough I can eat other things.  I guess we
should inform the company.

-tom