Is it true that Cambell's uses chopped elephant ears in their cream of mushroom soup instead of real mushrooms

Answer 1

yes. elephants are an endangered species, but cambell's is such a well known, and revered soup, that africa has allowed them to shave off small bits of the elephant ears, to use in their soup. just wait until they start charging the actual price of the ears. it will be worse than gas!

Answer 2

There is no real way to disprove this unless we were to contact Campbells. But if you think about how much it would cost to import Elephant Ears to wherever the soup is made, the cost would by far outweigh the costs of making an artificial mushroom flavour or by importing mushrooms. Elephants don't die in their masses so Campbells would soon find themselves running out of their key ingredient.

Answer 3

Elephant ears spontaneously regenerate, so Campbell's soup saves BEAUCOUP....mushrooms have to be grown and harvested with many workers and labor and all....imagine the savings!

Answer 4

I do believe that mushrooms are cheaper and easier to obtain than elephant ears.

Answer 5

Yes it's true & little green men work in the soup factory stiring the easrs into big vats.

Answer 6

Yes. Mmmmm Mmmmmm Good!

Answer 7

Of course it is true. You should always believe everything you hear without checking the facts. Everyone knows that...geesh.

Answer 8

uh I don't know but until I find out i might switch to chicken noodle soup

Answer 9

Yes, it is. They outlawed Ivory but not ears.

Answer 10

Where did oyu hear that one? Geeezzz!!