Sentence examples for condensed soup from inspiring English sources

Those games have been about as tasty as eating condensed soup, cold and with a fork.

Hardest hit was the largest soup segment, ready-to-serve (which includes Chunky), which fell 10.5 percent; condensed soup (which includes the original Campbell's brand) fell 3.8 percent.

The Campbell Soup Company reported a 2percentt increase in second-quarter profit yesterday as ready-to-serve soup sales picked up but condensed soup sales stayed flat.

They seem to come from simpler times, when you could find a Housemartin under your eaves or spot one picking up condensed soup in Jacksons supermarket.

Many of the descendants of John T. Dorrance, the condensed soup inventor, have acknowledged the need to restructure the company even as they have chafed at what they see as an assault by Daniel Loeb, who runs Third Point.

In headline after headline, one food company after another has committed to a sale or a merger, leaving the descendants of John T. Dorrance, the chemist who invented condensed soup more than a century ago, with an agonizing decision: Should they sell the Campbell Soup Company, which has been in the family's hands for three generations but is now struggling?

But Campbell reported declining sales of ready-to-serve and condensed soups.

But sales at the North American soup divisions fell 7percentto to $746 million, with American soup shipments down 8percentt and condensed soups down 14percentt.

RECENTLY, the Campbell Soup Company has tried to figure out what, if any, role the cherubic, chubby-cheeked brand characters known as the Campbell Kids ought to play in marketing its flagship condensed soups in the red-and-white cans.

With consumers cooking less and snacking more, companies from Kellogg to Campbell have watched with dismay as some of their simplest meals to prepare, like cold cereal and condensed soups, steadily lose their standing in a marketplace hungry for convenience.

After struggling to turn around declines in demand for its mainstay condensed soups, the company has begun to see signs of progress; in the 2013 fiscal year, which ended on July 28, sales of the red-and-white soups rose 2 percent compared with the 2012 fiscal year.