1966 Campbell's Soup Ad "took one out"

Description: 1966 CAMPBELL'S SOUP vintage magazine advertisement "took one out"

~ "To make the best, begin with the best -- then cook with extra care." - What if we took one out? - The soup wouldn't be as good without all 15 of them - There are as many as 15 different vegetables in some of our soups. - Since this is more than most home cooks would even think of using, it might seem that we could leave out one or two of the more minor vegetables, and no harm done. - But our chefs don't see it that way. - These are men who are masters of the flavors that make soup one of the world's best-loved dishes. Every single ingredient in their recipes makes its own unique contribution to -- and improvement in -- the total blend of flavors. So with even the least important vegetable missing, the soup just wouldn't be the same. It might still be delicious -- but not quite as delicious as we know it can be. - This same kind of thinking applies not just to the ingredients we use in our foods, but also to every single step we take in bringing those foods to you. - You see, we know there are no short cuts to Campbell Quality. And keeping that fact always in mind is one of the ways we live up to our creed: "To make the best, begin with the best -- then cook with extra care." - Campbell's Quality - We blend the best with careful pains - In skillful combinations, And everything we make contains - Our business reputation. ~

Size: The dimensions of the full-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage full-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted (edge tanning).