Chincoteague SeafoodSoup-Er Suitcase, 10-Pound
J**I
Each can brought me closer to death.
This must be some type of gag gift. Definitely not worth the bowel distress, the wooden case is junk too.
K**R
Not a good gifting option
Amazon was perfect in handling the problems that came with ordering this item. The first attempt had the package arriving with the case broken, the wooden slat that holds the spoon was not attached and the cans were dented in. I contacted amazon and they resent the item and the second item came pretty much the same as the first. Amazon issued a refund without any problems. It is not an amazon problem, it is a Chincoteague problem in the quality of materials for the wooden case. The soup was as fantastic as ever, it was the product packaging that did not impress.
A**R
Do not buy!
This soup should not be classified as soup! No clams to be found. I bought this twice and both had broken bowls and dented cans!
M**.
Horrible!
Gummy, artificially flavored, and cream and seafood-free -- these canned disasters are gruesomely nightmarish. The cheap bowls and metal-pressed tinny spoons (with sharp edges!) might work nicely in a penitentiary, but otherwise steer clear of this little box of horrors. They would make a terrific gift for that special, truly hated person in your life. It is self-evident that "Chincoteague" is the Algonquin word for White Man's Slow and Painful Death by Disgusting Canned Pseudo-Soups.
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