Spicy Bacon Cheeseburger Soup
Like an old blanket, full of comfort and warming the soul, this Warm You Up Spicy Bacon Cheeseburger Soup will be like an old friend anytime you make it!
It also tastes exactly like a cheeseburger. A bacon cheeseburger!
One of my favorite comfort foods!
Why Choose This Recipe?
- Very easy to make, can be made in less than about 45 minutes.
- Use a crockpot to come home to a delicious, hot, hearty soup.
- Easy to source ingredients, can be paired with sandwiches or fresh salad.
- Your family will love the bacon cheeseburger flavor that will waft through the house before you even get the first bite.
I’m sure you’ve had some kind of cheeseburger soup before.
But, have you had one that can pretty much guarantee you’ll be thinking of a juicy cheeseburger while you’re eating it?
A big fat juicy Bacon Cheeseburger with the works? A soup! People, this is a soup!
What Ingredients Do You Need for Bacon Cheeseburger Soup?
See the recipe card below for more detailed information.
- bacon
- ground turkey or beef
- onion
- garlic
- chicken or beef broth
- jalapeno (this is optional, if you want it spicy)
- cheddar cheese soup
- Worcestershire sauce
- dill pickle relish
- French Fried Onions (mostly for garnish but stirred into the soup, gives it more textures and flavor)
- medium egg noodles
This is probably my teenagers favorite soup. Yep, all five of them.
They request it often, it’s just so easy and tastes so good.
If you love this soup, you might also enjoy these soup recipes:
- Canadian Beer Cheese Soup
- Lasagna Soup
- Turkey Noodle Soup
- Creamy Cheddar Potato Soup
- Old Fashioned French Onion Soup
Spicy Bacon Cheeseburger Soup
Warm You Up Spicy Bacon Cheeseburger Soup
Ingredients
- 1 package of bacon cut into ½ inch pieces
- 2 pounds of ground turkey or beef
- 1 medium onion diced
- 3 teaspoon garlic minced
- 6 cups of chicken broth
- ¼ cup chopped jalapeno if you want it spicy
- 2 cans of cheddar cheese soup I used Campbells
- 3 Tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- ¼ cup dill pickle relish
- 1 can of French Fried Onions for garnish Plus it tastes amazing in the soup!
- 1 16 ounce bag of medium egg noodles large or wide would work too
Instructions
- In a large pot cook up the cut bacon, until almost crisp. Remove the bacon and drain on paper towels to remove the grease.
- Leave the bacon grease in the bottom of the pot and add the beef or turkey, the diced onion and minced garlic. Cook until the meat is no longer pink and the onion is soft and tender.
- Drain the grease out.
- In the large pot with the meat, add the chicken broth, chopped jalapenos, cheese soups and the Worcestershire sauce, stirring well.
- Cook for 10 to 15 minutes or until hot.
- In a separate pot, boil the noodles as directed on the package. Drain and then add them to the meat mixture.
- Add the dill pickle relish and the bacon back in. Mix it in good.
- Serve in bowls topped some french fried onions. Yum!!
What a fantastic idea for a soup!! Love it. I am going to be making it for sure 🙂
I know my boys would love this soup! Can’t wait to try it.
So good. So warming – thanks Isabel!
I can see why this is a teenager´s dream soup. Sounds so yummy! Happy Sunday Nicole!
Thanks Paula – total favorite! Have a great Sunday!!
Who would have thought of taking cheeseburgers and making them into a soup. Yum!
haha well, apparently us but then again I’ve seen cheeseburger soup recipes anywhere – this one just tastes the most like a cheeseburger. 🙂 Enjoy it!!
Can’t wait to try this! Yum!
So good Patti! THanks!
Would you believe I have not had a cheeseburger soup? I’m wanting to have it now for sure. I’m sure my husband would love it because he could eat cheeseburgers every day and he also loves soup.
Renee, haha I am a bit of a Cheeseburger lover myself, I think that’s why we love this soup so much. 🙂 You need to try it at least once. Though I am pretty sure you will want to make it again.
I have never had cheeseburger soup. This one looks great. Love the jalapeno for spice!
Oh the jalapeno is amazing, we add quite a lot. LOL More than what I have listed but most people (including a few of my teens) don’t like as much spice as we do. Definitely delicious. Thanks Lane!
I couldn’t wait to see the recipe for this soup! I could use a bowlful of this ASAP. I’m making this as soon as we get our power back and get our kitchen restocked!
Amy it is so ridiculously delicious – enjoy and I hope your power comes on soon 🙁
What a fantastic idea for a soup!! Love it. I am going to be making it for sure 🙂
So good Bobbi, enjoy it!
I don’t doubt that this is a favorite with the teens…and I’m guessing my whole family would love it, as well. Our favorite pizza, afterall, is Bacon Cheeseburger, so… YUM!
That’s OUR favorite pizza! hahaa How can you pass up a bacon cheeseburger?
I wish we were neighbors. I’d weigh a million pounds and so would you, but life would be fabulous.
I wish we were neighbors too. At least we could grow fat and old together in the kitchen. haha
Excuse me, did you say Bacon Cheeseburger Soup???? Count me IN! I can see why your kids love it! I hear you about warming up the kitchen with a pot on the stove – I do the same 🙂
I did, I did. It is simply delicious! Stay warm Lyn!
I love the option of the turkey in there. Wow, would that be a great soup!!
Definitely!
Wow, I’m in love with this soup with all those spicy flavors!!!Love the addition of turkey and did you say bacon?I’m totally in 🙂
Everything is better with bacon, you know. 😉
I’m sure there’s nothing more comforting than a bacon cheeseburger in soup form!
There definitely is not. 🙂
I have never had bacon cheeseburger soup and sit here wondering why this is. I love soup and cheeseburgers are my weakness! Thank you for sharing!
Wish I could make you some Megan!
So many different flavors happening here and nice to see the use of Worcestershire sauce.
I love mass flavor combinations – no doubt!
I have actually never had cheeseburger soup – it sounds very good.
It is amazing. If it’s on your diet, you really need to try it. So addicting!
I am so happy to hear about this soup. I am on a low carb diet and I need some cheeseburger. I can have this instead. Perfect! Thanks for sharing.
haha that’s awesome. It’s the drinkable non-carby Bacon Cheeseburger. Don’t add crusty bread 😉
This looks like such a fun soup! I love bacon cheeseburgers, so putting it in soup is awesome.
It really is a fun soup. Hope you’ll try it Susan!
Wowzer! Many this looks scrumptuous! Great recipe!
It really is wonderful Martin, and your wine pairing was spot on. Delicious!
This soup sure looks comforting! Isn’t it crazy how quick the weather changes. Now I leave my oven open as soon as I take something out, so it can heat up the house!
We do the same thing Erin, flip that baby open and empty the heat we were trying to keep shoved in there only a few months ago. haha This soup is wonderful. 🙂
Cheeseburger soup is a great all in one meal!
It is! We sometimes leave the noodles out and serve it with crusty bread so it’s a little heartier. Delicious!!
Wow a soup that tastes like a bacon cheeseburger? That sounds amazing, I need to try this.
Yes, yes you do. Plus I’m pretty certain the calories are about halved. 😉
Love everything in this soup and will make it soon with chicken meat to substitute turkey or beef.
Chicken would work wonderfully too – we did that. Tastes like a bacon chicken club of sorts. Delicious!
You are a GENIUS. This sounds ridiculously amazing. Some of these ingredients are out of my reach here in Korea (the cheddar cheese soup and the chicken broth) but ohmygod I’m saving this for when I go back to the UK and I’m able to make a more similar version.
I’m also craving a bacon cheeseburger now, dammit…
You are a GENIUS. This sounds ridiculously amazing. Some of these ingredients are out of my reach here in Korea (the cheddar cheese soup and the chicken broth) but ohmygod I’m saving this for when I go back to the UK and I’m able to make a more similar version.
I’m also craving a bacon cheeseburger now, dammit…
What a fantastic idea for a soup!! Love it. I am going to be making it for sure 🙂
You are a GENIUS. This sounds ridiculously amazing. Some of these ingredients are out of my reach here in Korea (the cheddar cheese soup and the chicken broth) but ohmygod I’m saving this for when I go back to the UK and I’m able to make a more similar version.
I’m also craving a bacon cheeseburger now, dammit…