Cheesy Mac and Chicken Soup
This creamy chicken cheese soup is made by combining beloved mac and cheese with chicken soup. Yum, yum!
- SERVES
- 6
- COOK TIME
- 6 Hr
This one is like a hearty, warm hug. Yes, our Cheesy Mac and Chicken Soup literally cooks itself in a slow cooker! This delicious macaroni and cheese cream chicken soup is so easy and gratifying.
Instead of coming home and having to make dinner from scratch, you can come home to a creamy, rich bowl of soup that is as comforting as can be without the wait! What could be better than that, especially on a busy weeknight?
The secret to this must-make cheese chicken soup is the shortcuts, from using a slow cooker to using frozen macaroni and cheese and canned chicken soup. Give this a try and let us know how your family liked it!
What You'll Need
- 3 1/2 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 (16-ounce) package frozen mixed vegetables
- 1 (10.75-ounce) can cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 2 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 1 (16-ounce) package pasteurized prepared cheese product, cubed
- 1 (20-ounce) package frozen macaroni and cheese
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Cheesy Mac and Chicken Soup Recipe Directions
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In a 5- to 6-quart slow cooker, combine chicken broth, mixed vegetables, cream of chicken soup, and cooked chicken.
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Cover and cook on LOW setting 4 hours. Add cheese and frozen macaroni and cheese. Cover and cook on LOW setting 2 additional hours, or until cheese melts and soup is thoroughly heated.
Notes
- To keep this recipe really easy, you can use leftover cooked chicken or a rotisserie chicken.
Do you love this cheesy chicken soup?
Let us know in the comments below!
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Heather in KS
Nov 02, 2013
This was easy to make, but the family thought it was bland. We tasted the broth about 1 hour prior to serving and added about 1/2 tsp of black pepper and 1/2 tsp of garlic granules. Each member of the family was able to salt to taste each of their bowls. I was happy as is, but the Hubby did add some additional season salt. We garnished each bowl with some pepper jack cheese, just to add a dash of zip.
susymac
Feb 21, 2012
I'm not too sure what I did wrong...except maybe put in too much cheese, but this was just an outstanding dish. Turned out more like a casserole, which was great...I hope I can make the same mistake again.! LOL
luzianagal
Feb 08, 2012
People....if you don't want to make the recipe, don't make it...no need to leave an opinion of how bad you think it is healthwise. There are other websites you can access with healthier recipes if that's your preference.
Scamper1989 722108 5
Jan 22, 2013
No one is saying that people have to make this recipe. I have made it a couple of times and have permanently added it to my recipe box on Mr. Food .com.
Ron Keezer
Feb 07, 2012
This recipe is full of salt. Please use heart healthy recipes.
dlita13 5413221
Jul 27, 2012
Ron - perhaps you'd be happier at a heart healty recipe site - and we wouldn't have to read these whinning comments from you people that don't know how to adjust a recipe to your physical needs?
esteenburg 9216980
Feb 07, 2012
I have never seen frozen mac and cheese, unless it's something like lean cuisine
vhindel
Feb 07, 2012
There are plenty of frozen mac and cheese at your grocery store. You can get it in the small box for one or a family container; just look in the freezer section. I know the names of several, but I don't think we're supposed to put name brand on this site.
mitsy511 7209796
Feb 07, 2012
I could not find an entre 20 oz size so I bought 2 individual 8 oz sizes and I also used half cubed cheese and half shredded. It worked great and it was really Good!
kcspeer 4621122
Feb 07, 2012
What if you make a box of cheese & macaroni and add that when you get home instead of using the frozen?
cmiller 7014988
Feb 07, 2012
This sounds really good - and I love cooking with the slow cooker, but the comment that most people do work 8 hrs so how do you add the rest of the ingrediants after 4 hrs?
aquagirl 0336747
Feb 07, 2012
How can you say this will be ready for you after work, when the recipe requires you to add ingrediants after 4 hrs. Most people work 8 hrs.
Member 2972460
Aug 13, 2015
the newer slow cookers have timers so you can set it to start a few hours before you get home
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