Andy Warhol certainly did ... that Andy Warhol became intimately familiar with. Campbell's launched its first ready-to-eat soup in 1895 (tomato-flavored, of course) before switching to condensed ...

How could Campbell's possibly steer us wrong when it comes to tomato soup? Andy Warhol didn't paint a can of the stuff for nothing. "Iconic" is an overused adjective these days, but when it comes ...

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Alphabet Soup letters are nostalgic for many. They've been around since the late 19th century for generations of kids to enjoy. Here's how they're made.

Its iconic red-and-white cans have graced pantry shelves, been immortalized in Andy ... a can of tomato soup on a cold winter ...

You probably had to draw it in 5th grade for a unit on Andy Warhol's most famous ... the enigma that is condensed soup. Originally coined and created by Campbell's (formerly known as Campbell's ...