Progresso Gluten Free Chicken Corn Chowder — Family Friendly Pantry Soup for Shared Weeknight Dinners, 18.5 oz Can
Progresso Gluten Free Chicken Corn Chowder — Family Friendly Pantry Soup for Shared Weeknight Dinners, 18.5 oz Can
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Why you'll love it
- No prep work — just heat on stovetop or microwave for a hot meal in minutes
- Gluten-free formulation accommodates dietary restrictions without sacrificing flavor
- Hearty, filling chowder with real chunks of chicken, corn, and potatoes rather than thin broth
- No artificial flavors and recognizable quality ingredients from a trusted brand (Progresso / General Mills)
- Shelf-stable can provides long pantry life and reduces food waste with about two servings per can
- Affordable, calorie-controlled meal option at 190 calories per one-cup serving
Perfect for
- Quick ready-to-eat lunch at work or home with no water or prep required
- Easy weeknight dinner paired with bread or salad for a complete meal
- Pantry-stocked backup meal for emergencies or low-effort days
- Comfort food side dish for casual family meals
- Shelf-stable meal for camping trips or travel (no refrigeration needed until opened)
Product Information
CHICKEN CORN CHOWDER: Delicious chicken and corn chowder soup with a creamy broth and tasty mix of corn, chicken, potatoes, celery, onion, and more; A delicious addition to lunch or dinner GLUTEN FREE CANNED SOUP: A gluten free soup with 190 calories per one-cup serving QUALITY INGREDIENTS: No artificial flavors for the great taste you'd expect from Progresso soups QUICK AND EASY: Progresso soup is ready to serve; Unlike instant ramen, there's no need to add water - just warm it on a stovetop or in a microwave in minutes (if hot, handle with care) CONTAINS: One 18.5 oz can of shelf-stable Progresso Rich and Hearty Chicken Corn Chowder Soup, flavored with bacon; About two servings per can
Product Dimensions : 3.45 x 3.45 x 4.45 inches; 1.35 Pounds UPC : 041196914160 Manufacturer : General Mills Units : 18.5 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #6,502 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this soup a kid friendly meal option?
Yes. The mild, creamy flavor, soft textures, and familiar ingredients like chicken, corn, and potatoes make it approachable for kids, and the bacon flavor adds extra appeal without being spicy.
Are the ingredients in the chowder safe and recognizable for families?
Yes. The product contains no artificial flavors and includes recognizable ingredients such as chicken, corn, potatoes, celery, and onion, which many parents appreciate when reading labels.
Is this gluten free chowder safe for a child with dietary needs?
Yes. It is labeled gluten free, which makes it a convenient option for kids in households avoiding gluten, whether due to celiac disease, sensitivity, or family preference.
Can I use this as a side dish for a family dinner?
Yes. It works well as a hearty side alongside sandwiches, salads, or grilled proteins, and it can also stand in as a main course on lighter nights.
Does the can have child resistant packaging?
Like most Progresso canned soups, it uses a standard pull-tab lid that may be easier for adults to open, so younger children should be supervised when handling the can.
Is this a good lunch option to pack for school or camp?
Yes. Parents often pack it in a thermos for warm lunches because the chowder holds heat well and offers a more substantial meal than typical sandwich fare.
Can this help on nights when the family has no time to cook?
Absolutely. It is a reliable weeknight fallback that pairs with bread, fruit, or a salad for a complete dinner in minutes, which is helpful for busy families and after-school schedules.
Will picky eaters enjoy the flavor?
Most picky eaters respond well to the creamy base, sweet corn, and mild chicken flavor, while the soft potato and vegetable pieces are easy to chew.
Is this a good comfort food to keep stocked for kids who are under the weather?
Yes. Warm soup is a classic sick-day staple, and this chowder offers a creamy, soothing option that is gentle on the stomach and easy to reheat as needed.
Can I serve this for a casual family gathering or playdate lunch?
Yes. A few cans can feed a small group with minimal effort, and the chowder can be paired with simple sides like breadsticks, fruit, or a green salad to round out the meal.
How does this compare to making chicken soup from scratch for kids?
Homemade soup allows full control over sodium and ingredients, but Progresso offers a similar comforting flavor in minutes with no prep, no simmering, and no cleanup, which is a major convenience for parents.
Is this a better option for my child than a cup of instant noodles?
Yes. It is ready to heat, gluten free, and contains real chicken and vegetables with no artificial flavors, which gives it a more wholesome profile than typical instant noodle products.
How does this compare to other kid friendly canned soups?
Within the canned soup aisle, this chowder stands out for its chunky texture, bacon flavor, and gluten free certification, giving parents a more filling and ingredient-conscious option than many alternatives.
Will my child complain that the soup is too bland?
Most kids find the creamy, slightly smoky bacon flavor appealing. If you want extra richness, you can top bowls with shredded cheese or a few crumbled crackers.
Is this filling enough to satisfy a hungry teenager?
Yes. The combination of chicken, potatoes, corn, and a creamy broth makes it more substantial than brothy soups, and you can easily stretch a can with a side of bread or a sandwich for bigger appetites.
Is this a safe pantry staple to keep around curious children?
Yes. The sealed, shelf-stable can is safe to store on a pantry shelf, and because it requires heating before serving, there is no risk of a child grabbing and eating it cold straight from the package without supervision.
How do I prepare Progresso Chicken Corn Chowder?
Stovetop: empty the can into a saucepan, heat over medium until hot, and stir occasionally. Microwave: pour into a microwave-safe bowl, cover loosely, and heat on high for 2-3 minutes, stirring halfway through. The soup is ready-to-serve, so no water or additional ingredients are required.
How should I store the can before and after opening?
Before opening, store the can in a cool, dry pantry. After opening, transfer any unused soup to a sealed container and refrigerate, where it will keep for a few days. Do not store the opened soup in the original can.
How long does the chowder last in the pantry?
As a shelf-stable product, the can has a long pantry life well beyond a typical shopping cycle. Always check the best-by date printed on the can for the most accurate guidance.
Is this product compatible with a gluten free diet?
Yes. Progresso Rich and Hearty Chicken Corn Chowder is certified gluten free, making it suitable for people avoiding gluten due to celiac disease, sensitivity, or personal preference.
Does this soup pair well with bread, salad, or other sides?
Yes. It pairs naturally with crusty bread, dinner rolls, simple green salads, fruit, or grilled cheese sandwiches, which makes it easy to turn into a full meal.
What is included when I order this product?
Each order includes one 18.5 oz shelf-stable can of Progresso Rich and Hearty Chicken Corn Chowder, ready to heat and serve. No additional accessories or prep items are included, and you only need a saucepan or microwave-safe bowl to prepare it.
Is this soup safe to eat past the printed date if the can is intact?
For best quality and flavor, it is recommended to consume the soup by the date printed on the can. If the can is dented, bulging, or damaged, the soup should be discarded regardless of the date.
Is this a healthy canned soup option?
It is a reasonable choice for a convenient meal, with no artificial flavors, real chicken and vegetables, 190 calories per one-cup serving, and a gluten free formulation. As with any packaged food, balance it with fresh sides to round out your day.
How is canned chowder different from canned broth or broth-based soups?
Canned chowder is a creamy, hearty style of soup thickened with ingredients like cream or potato and filled with chunks of protein and vegetables, while broth-based soups are thinner, lower in calories, and typically feature more broth and fewer solids. Chowder is generally a more filling, comfort-food option.
