Progresso Debuts Chicken Soup-Flavored Candy

'Soup you can suck on': Progresso introduces new chicken noodle soup-flavored hard candy
Progresso announced Thursday it is introducing Progresso Soup Drops, which is a chicken noodle soup-flavored hard candy.
Progresso launches Soup Drops, a hard candy that's 'soup you can suck on'
Progresso is celebrating National Soup Month by reimagining a classic comfort food — as a hard candy called Soup Drops.
General Mills debuts hard-candy Progresso Soup Drops
General Mills on Thursday unveiled Progresso Soup Drops, a limited-edition savory cough drop that tastes like Progresso's chicken soup. It immediately sold out — but the company's making more.
What are Progresso Soup Drops? What to know about the chicken noodle soup candy
Progresso introduced a new chicken noodle soup-flavored hard candy today—and it's already sold out (for now). Touted as "soup you can suck on," Progresso unveiled its limited-time soup drops in honor of National Soup Month in January,
Soup hard candies? How you can snag a bag... or in this case, a can
Each Soup Drop is individually wrapped and comes packaged in a can resembling the blue Progresso Soup can. The drops are a convenient solution, makers say, for enjoying the cozy taste of soup whether you’re running errands, sitting at the doctor’s office, or simply hiding under the covers.
Progresso Chicken Noodle Soup Is Now Available in Hard Candy Form — and We Tried It
Each order of 20 drops comes in a container resembling Progresso’s actual soup cans and is accompanied by a can of actual Progresso Traditional Chicken Noodle Soup. The cost of both is $2.49, plus 99 cents shipping.
Progresso Soup Drops: Chicken noodle hard candy billed as ‘Soup You Can Suck On’
If you didn’t know, January is National Soup Month, and a company that often comes to mind when you think of canned soup decided to offer people a different way to experience chicken noodle: in the form of drops.
Progresso debuts new limited-edition, savory "soup drops" for cold and flu season
"For decades, Progresso Soup has brought you cozy comfort on chilly days or when you're under the weather," said MC Comings, VP, Business Unit Director for Progresso at General Mills. "When you're sick, nothing is truly more reassuring than Chicken Noodle Soup. So, we thought, why stop at the soup bowl?"
Chicken noodle soup now available as hard candy
I had to check the date when reading this press release from General Mills to ensure that it wasn't April 1st. It is not April Fools Day, and Progresso Soup Drops are an actual product. The chicken soup-flavored hard candy drops come in an ersatz soup can with the tagline "Soup You Can Suck On.
General Mills launches limited-edition chicken noodle soup hard candy
General Mills on Thursday launched a limited-edition hard candy celebrating the savory comfort of Progresso's most-loved soups. “When you’re sick, nothing is truly more reassuring than Chicken Noodle Soup.
Soup-flavored candy? It's a thing now thanks to Progresso
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Progresso debuts limited-edition, savory 'soup drops' for cold and flu season
The brand says the savory drops are available for a limited time in January for National Soup Month and the peak of cold and ...
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'Soup you can suck on': Progresso unveils chicken noodle soup-flavored hard candy
Progresso has just the thing for you: Soup Drops. The company dropped the news — sorry, couldn't resist — Thursday, Jan. 16. The chicken noodle soup-flavored hard candy resembles a cough drop.