The American company "Campbell's" is most well known for making what food product?

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Canned soups are what Campbell’s is famous for. Founded in 1869, the company became a household name after chemist John T. Dorrance invented condensed soup in 1897, removing much of the water to make cans cheaper to produce, ship, and store. Iconic varieties like Tomato and Chicken Noodle cemented Campbell’s place in American kitchens.

Its red-and-white label—reportedly inspired by Cornell University’s football uniforms—became a cultural symbol, famously immortalized in Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans” (1962). Cream of Mushroom is also a staple in casseroles, showing how Campbell’s soups double as ingredients. To remember: “Campbell’s can” has a catchy alliteration, and Warhol’s pop art points you to soup cans—not soft drinks, chocolate, or sausages.