Canned Chili Throwdown! Who Has The Best Chili? - WHAT ARE WE EATING?? - The Wolfe Pit
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Why am I here in the middle of the night looking at canned chili reviews?
Because yer girlfriend gets pissed off when you drink whiskey and start
"Caterwauling"
80's metal songs!.....
....i mean
Thats NOT JUST ME RIGHT?!?❓‼️❓🤘
Why did you tell my future?
@@tylern6420
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@@jfs13 Thats way too relevant...
You could do worse
Hormel Chili used to be the best canned chili you could buy until they changed the recipe. It is obviously different now.
Still mine.
@@terriclark4255 mine too
Same with a lot of other food. Now wolf brand is the best.
Skyline chili 🌶️ is the best canned chili
When I was on a budget attending college, I'd get two dinners out of one can of Chili with beans by adding a can of kidney or pinto beans to stretch it into two big bowls for two night's dinners. Add a couple slices of garlic bread and a salad and you're good to go. Too bad he didn't add Denison's Chili with beans to his list, because it's really good, IMO.
I like putting mine over a baked potato so you get a couple meals out of it too :)
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Hey, What Does IMO Mean?
@@jonikaredwine4861 there's also the IMHO variation which means in my humble opinion
Staggs chili is worth a try, Costco has it. Lots of beef, ground beef and chunks.
It goes to show that making homemade chill is the best route to go.
Craig ! First to make some sense .
I totally agree with you there! Better to go with lean fresh mince and pinto beans. Really not a fan of frozen mince, I just don't like the texture. I also prefer pinto beans over kidney beans.
Well you know some people don’t got the time to make it like you do some of us are busy working smh
For sure
Always
When you mixed it all I knew you were one of us. You truly are doing it for US THE PEOPLE
Wolf Brand Chili with beans is my go-to canned chili. Hormel is the country's "#1 Chili" primarily because of the LONG recognition of the Hormel name and a much more extensive production and distribution network over time. It didn't hurt that they were originally a pork producer out of Chicago and sold 65% of their products, including Spam, to the US Government during WW II. Wolf Brand has pretty much always been JUST a chili producer.
Especially for Frito Pie!
Surprised he didn't add Stagg chili to the mix. The Wolf Brand has some good chili but I feel like Stagg makes the most "home style" tasting & looking chili. But I guess that is subjective because Cincinnati style chili is always more watery
You need to try Stagg brand Chile. Loaded with meat, bell peppers, onions, and the beans are cooked to perfection.
Where do you find the brand Stagg??
Costco is a seller of Staff Chili
I think I've seen it at Walmart and Safeway as well
It is a Brand Restaurants and Deli's use when they serve chili but don't make it in house
Chili place I worked at was leaked as best they ever tasted but it was Staff Chili bought from Costco used for our. Chili and rice and Chili Dogs
Stagg google, Stagg
@@lindawinegar1311 I find, living behind the granola curtain in Kaliforniastan, Stagg's at most of the major retailers. For example, I see it at ralphs, which might be Kroger where you live. I am pretty sure I've seen it at Stater Bros also. I will add price seemed to be an indicator at least in this comparison, as to which one tastes better. I think Stagg will be in line with Wolf. So it's been 5 months since you asked where you could find it. Did you ever find it and more importantly, did you try it? What'd you think?
I loved the way Stagg Chili tasted when it came in the little boxes, but it almost always gave me terrible intestinal distress afterwards. It could have just been a personal problem. Wolf Brand Family Style has been my go-to canned chili for 17 years now.
Beans. Competition chili doesn't have beans. Chili that people actually eat has beans.
My dad was from Texas and didn't like beans in his chili, so my mom added refried beans to extend it. He never knew.
Dave Dorris beans are my favourite part of chili! Your mom is a genius.
This is why we can't trust women.
That’s really smart I never thought of that...I don’t personally care for beans and get chili without beans but I can handle refried I’ll have to add that to my next batch!
Warm up the beans first and they stir in nice and creamy.
Dave Dorris Thank you! I’m excited 😆
Frito Pie with Wolf Brand - just like Hank Hill!
sounds like commisary at the county jail
I tell you Whahht.
Yesss! A West Texas institution!
@@scottlounsbury5888 I guess you should know.
Sonic used to sell a frito chili pie.
"Wolf" Home style is the only one I buy. It's amazing.
About 20 years ago, Hormel Chili changed their recipe. The "new" recipe is no where near as good as the original.
Shewwwt I'm a millenial and I like Hormel Chili. I now have to wonder if I have missed a Golden Age
yes and have you noticed when you re heat it it turns watery verry strange
This is true. It was da bomb and they still brag off their previous success.
I have noticed that.
It's still better than the rest.
Wolf Brand chili without beans makes a great chili topping for chili dogs. A little brown mustard on the bun, hot dog, chili, diced onions and cheddar cheese. Yum!
That is what we use it for - hot dog topping with chopped onions.
I was born and raised on Hormel (when mom didn’t make her awesome ‘from scratch’ chili). Then I was teaming (OTR truck driving) when my co-driver recommended Wolf’s chili.
I’ve been a Wolf’s fan since.
I usually add a can of no-bean chili to Mac and cheese.
Yummy!
Ann Drogynous also on rice or fried potatoes roCk😁
I'll try that.
We called it chili Mac and was a childhood regular
Potatoes and and chilli
I'd eat that rn 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Only time I eat canned chilli (no beans) is for hotdogs. Hormel is solid and wolf brand I just like because of king of the hill lmao.
Ha ha, you are not joking. I don't think we get Wolfe brand chili around here, but when I saw it on the thumbnail, I was like "That's what Hank buys!"
Cant make Frito pie without it I tell yuh what
Wolf brand is just nasty.
Same here. Chilidogs are good for something quick
@@AleTitan exactly, throw em in a pan with some butter and throw the chili in a pot with some peppers and you're solid.
Wolf was the best choice because it was their "homestyle" option with tomatoes, bell peppers and onion. I would suggest adding a can of fire roasted diced tomatoes to any can of store bought chili when cooking. I think you'll be pleased with the result.
Or fresh chopped tomatoes it kills a little bit of the can flavor
If you don’t like it why did you buy it in the first place?
@@larrymurphy3877 Because we're men and we're lazy!
I didn't know that wolf even made chili with beans. I think every can I've ever bought at heb was sans beans. I actually would buy a can of red kidney beans and diced some onions into it because it's a bit heavy them. I never liked Bell peppers in chili but onions definitely and shredded cheddar.
@@CtrlAltRetreat The original Wolf Chili sold to cowboys on the Chisholm Trail from a wagon did NOT have beans.
Wolf brand is my favorite.
I will have to try Wolf brand, Going shopping on Saturday.
WITHOUT beans.
WOLF brand chili tastes like chili you put on hot dogs
Yup, the only one I get anymore
Agreed - tastes great with or without beans!!
"It really didn't want to come out (of the can). I bet that's not the case after we eat it:"
HAHA
I don't get it.
@@bubblebass877 I get it! No, Robert, it doesn't cause bowel problems.
that was so funny!
Lol
Bubble guts
Wolf is the only canned chili I buy and eat. Been buying it for years.
try brookdale brand from Aldi....Wolf has changed
@@fatlu1378 Wolf brand sold a few years back ,and it hasn't been the same since.
ahhh we have different taste buds, i really did love it to, then bam i guess my taste changed, wolf brand out the door...i really do like Aldi's no bean Brookdale chili now when in need...have a great day Donald P
Dean Mason...too..im lost lol
@@fatlu1378 I will try Brookdale ,I love good chili ,for sure in the winter.
Hormel is chunks of meat and color water. Wolf Brand is the best can chili. Austex was my favorite years ago but it must have disappeared.
Had recall. Went bankrupt apparently
"Wolf Brand Chili" Ayyyy making economic moves Larry
shhhh..... lol
Love you
Yeah; it's nice to see the better half, shopping at Family Dollar, Walmart, Dollar stores, LOL!
Where’s the Denison chili that’s my favorite. Not a fan on normal.
May i also add; that i'm in Hillary's "basket of deplorables". Effin' corrupt demoncrats!!!
dad always made chili with deer meat! it was delicious! and he used beans! but when I smell chili it always takes me back to my childhood on cold winter days!
James Jackson love deer meat!
James Jackson venison chili is the best
We mixed the deer meat with ground beef. It was quite good!
What does deer meat taste like? Sounds like it was really nice.
code470926 It has a great taste, but it is very lean. That's why I always mixed it with ground beef for chili. The back strap is the best.
Ranch style (brand) beans. 3 cans of beans, 1 lb ground chuck, 1 lb breakfast sausage, 1 big can of rotel, 1 pack of chilli powder... brown the hamburger and sausage and drain. Add rotel and put on low heat to simmer for 15 minutes.... toss the beans in the crock pot, add the burger/sausage/rotel.... cook for at least 5 hours...
Stagg canned chili is the best by far. I’ve tried them all!
Totally agree
You got it! Silverado and dynamite best flavours
Hormel is the No 1 Selling chili , not the best tasting however throw in your favorites , cheese some cajon season and corn chips and lunch is served.
Stagg chili ... ? ... certainly sounds delicious.
I agree. To me opening any other brand smells just like a can of dog food. Stagg actually smells like human food before you cook it. Dynamite Hot is the one for me... and I add Tobasco Habenero to get more Habenero flavor in the chili.
Campbel's chunky chili with beans is my favorite canned type chili, but I prefer to make it from scratch when I can.
"It was very thick and didn't want to come out. I bet that's not the case after we eat it" - Hilarious!
Wolf hands down. With or without beans. Great on hotdogs.
My favorite is Hormels' Angus beef chili. I like it the way Gomer Pyle had his, with chopped onions on top. 😀
I knew Hank Hill was onto something when he recommended Wolf Brand Chili. I bought it once for my chili dogs for that reason and noted it had the highest fat content. The flavor was good but I could beat it on texture with chili con carne chubs. I add cumin, chili powder, garlic and onion powder to them all anyway, so flavor for chili dogs is not an issue. Fat=Flavor.
Wolf Brand specifically uses a blend of beef and pork to get that fat content, because they allege that the old school Chili Queens used lard as the cooking fat in their comals to brown the beef before they put it in the pot with the chilis, cumin, etc.
@@bradleyheck7204 Good info, thanks for sharing.
I just found Wolf Chili on the big island right here in Kona. At Walmart! I bought a can, and I am going to try it tonight to see how it compares to my favorite, Cattle Drive (Costco). Cross your fingers.
@@AuntyLaniLee I hope it lived up to the hype. At least you're eating it in Hawaii. Shoe leather would taste good in Hawaii. Cheers!
Higher fat means it tastes a hell of a lot better! It’s a shame that so many food companies have been shying away from high fat foods, mostly because of our obesity epidemic here in the US. This is supposed to be the land of the free, let people give themselves diabetes and heart disease if they want to!
I’m from Texas so I already know that Wolf is the best.
Chili was invented in Maine
Rt . Im a Texas naive
@@hurtspublishing3906 and you eat chili out of a can ?
@@aldofhister6859 no chili was invented in Texas. You can't even grow peppers in Maine.
Chili is the official state dish of Texas.
Stick to your lobster.
@@steverodgers8425 th-cam.com/video/vQX3Dg3rVT4/w-d-xo.html
My father told me there's nothing but steers and queers in Texas !
I am 59 and a born and raised in Texas Texan. I was raised on Wolf brand chili and it used to taste great, until they sold out to Con-Agra Foods. It used to have a sweetness to it that is now gone. I have just recently discovered that the taste is different between the 15oz can and the 19oz can with the chili from the 19oz can tasting much more like it used to. I buy no beans chili I want all the chili in that can as they can put in to it. I'll add a can of pork and beans, which is delicious and makes more meals.
I love watching your videos, you are such a delight and a gift to mankind. I love your sense of humor and honesty! : )
Chili is...musical
This dude is hilarious!
Hi Darell Grant,
Didn't you ever here that little song? “Bean, beans, good for your heart, the more you eat, the more you fart! Beans, beans, the musical fruit, the more you eat, the more you toot.”.💨 It just repeats a couple more times after that.
Decades ago my favorite uncle taught me that one. Mother asked me to never repeat it again. 🤣
☺️✌️🖖 😷
Add some fresh onion and bell pepper to the Wolf brand chili. That sets it off.
Thank you for the suggestion for the add tos...I might try the Wolff chili...I have used the Hormel chhili with beans for a long time,,But i add to it for flavor,,about 2 or three teaspoons of diced tomatoes,,some Chili powder,,After its heated then add cheese,,Garlic powder,
Jalapenos
Mixing them was a great idea and gave me some ideas too, with other food products. I already mix soups when I'm stuck with Progresso, which is only okay, not great. This video gave me ideas for expanding
I am a native Texan. My go to canned chili is Wolf Brand. Used to be made in Ft. Worth,Tx. and their plant was next to the old stockyards. We always bought the all beef no bean style.
I like Hormel chili with beans. Half a can on each chili dog is th' bomb. Love that stuff! 👍
Hormel is gross
I'll eat it in a frito pie and it is awesome. Chili cheese fritos, Hormel with beans, and a big sss mountain of cheese and it is paradise. Even though my blood pressure will shoot through the roof😂
Nothing is more gross. Than the dinty.. moores..beef stew.. ewwww..dont kniw??? What are those big chunks of meat ..realky are in there..
What kind of Mad man combines 5 brands of chili!! Lol, you're a brave man!
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I make my own chili but buy the canned at times. I love a Frito Pie. I find that Frito pie is not the same with homemade chili. I like that sleazy vibe with the canned stuff. I prefer the no bean kind for Frito pie.
Another thing I make with that is canned tamales with chili poured over, onions and cheese baked in the oven. Yum-O!
What's Frito Pie, recipe???? Best wishes from upstate NY!!!!
@@sierrachoco5271
Put Fritos in a bowl.
Cover with chili.
Sprinkle shredded cheese and onion on top.
It's that easy.
@@willgreen9936 Thank you! Best wishes from upstate NY!!!
You are a sensible person.
that's what we use it for too. no beans. quick easy and dam good. we get the cheap fritos at Aldi's can't tell any difference in a frito chili pie.
During my teen years in the mid-1970's frequently I would buy a can of Hormel Chili with Beans, dump it into a pot (microwaves didn't exist in my house then) add water to the can, swish it around to clean the can out, heat the chili up and eat it with about 4 - 5 slices of bread. I'm a bread guy so I loved dunking the bread into the soup of the chili. As a young adult in my 20's I would buy the Stagg brand chili. But I since haven't bought a can of chili in probably 30+ years; I enjoy making it for my family and co-workers.
Canned is ok for a hot lunch at work if I'm lazy that day. But my kids love it when i make it from scratch
I suffer from chronic depression; some days it's not so bad, i have some energy and can make my own food, which i think I'm pretty good at. Some days, though, i can barely drag myself out of bed, and easy canned meals like this are a fucking godsend on those days
I love canned chili but damn, there’s a lot of salt and calories in one can.
I always go for the Dennison's- one of the few I can find with no added sugar. Chili ain't supposed to have sugar!!
Yep! Dennison's for canned - no sugar, no frills, no BS, just REAL Chili! For Chili mix I always go with Carroll Shelby's Texas Brand Mix - BEST thing next to a scratch recipe.
@Jim Burnett yeah you put a little bit and it reduces any bitterness or sour, but the big food companies put in 15 grams of the sh1t in a can of chili, that's because they know we the consumer is addicted to sugar, and since like 1930 they've been adding more and more sugar to more and more things, when they see one product selling more than another simply because it has more sugar included, you pretty much have your business model right there and look what has happened...imagine that, sugar is in EV E R Y T H I N G. I'm addicted to it, you are too though, we all are 98% of us. Oh the healthcare industry has one hell of an insurance policy when all the food companies are pumping out sugar and trans fats that metabolize into sugars when ingested.
Obesity lol
Diabetes lol
Chili can have whatever people like including a little brown sugar.
What are you the chili aficionado?
@@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059 probably more than half the states in usa have state sponsored chili competitions in some way or another, its a pretty big deal just like anything can be, i mean at one time people bought pet rocks. they give trophy cash rewards notariety and theres people taste testing it, do exist chili aficionado.
Thank you Larry for trying the foods so we don't have to!
I thought about trying the Wolfe brand after you tested the Chilis I have never tried that brand but have seen it in the stores. .. I have used Hormel Chili with beans a long time..But i add canned diced tomatoes & Chili powder and s lot of times add cheese.It's real good because all the add ins give it good flavor.,, I also like to add rice or have a baked potato with the chili. .I also thought of trying my local grocery's store brand..I found out some of those products as just as good sometime better than the brand name products.
“The tunes”...”music”. Hilarious.
Larry
Dear God pouring all the chili in 1 bowl looked like the aftermath of the next morning. Keep the great videos coming.
Peace Luke T
Buy canned chili without beans, then when cooking drain a can of cooked beans and combine = much larger serving of meat and cheaper overall cost for more servings.
Exactly how I do it. Throw it on some rice or mashed potatoes. You can get even more.
That's too much work.
Chef Boyardee had a really good chili. Don't know why they stopped. My mom bought it back in the 1960`s. I never had a homemade chili til I was in school. I ate their chili everytime they made it. Yes they did make it!
My family discover the recipe while on vacation in 1969 and they ran out of food in the trailer. My father put together a can of chili and a can of hash both by Armor. you mix them up and you got a Chili hash that is amazing
Always see them on the shelves pretty close together and never thought of putting them together, sounds killer I’m going to definitely try it😋
I'll try it and report back.
@2 Corinthians 4:7-11 I haven't forgotten but I've not seen the hash
@2 Corinthians 4:7-11 I tried it, it was pretty good, but I wouldn't really go out of my way to do it again.
For those who like chili but don't like biting into beans, I use 1 can of refried beans. It helps to thicken up the chili while appeasing the "no bean biters club."
That sounds tasty. When you heat them up, do you throw them in together or cook them separately?
@@timvanarsdel Together
I knew before watching this he picks wolf lol its the wolf pit.
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I love a good homemade chilli with beans, as a personal favorite I always chop up some big pickled cucumbers into it, sounds weird but just maybe try it
I like the Steak and Shake ones in the little plastic containers the best. It has a lot more spice (without being spicy) and flavor. Wolf is probably 2nd best. My least favorite is definitely the Armour brand one.... its like pure salt.
"mmm, wolf brand chili" - hank hill
ez winner.
the cat that got away
It's the king of canned chilli
“It’s Wolf Brand chili with frito pie night!”
I sell propane, and chili accessories, LOL!
Where is Dennison's Chili?
Southern Secret: Add 1/2 tablespoon of sugar to eliminate can flavor and always add hot sauce and minced onion 👍
I will give this a try today
Friggin Worked!!!!! Thank you!!!
Texan tip...Chili doesn’t have beans. Ever.
Ugh you southerners and sugar no thanks I'll take my savory food seriously who adds sugar to fucking chili you fuckers even add it to your home made you cannot imagine my disgust when I tried southern chili pass the fucking trappys anything is better than sugar in chili
The butt hurt is getting stronger
I got a couple of cans of the Wolf chili to try and it was great. I normally always make homemade but wanted something easy to have around. It was great. I served over a baked potato and topped with chopped onions and cheese.
Mixing the chili was genius. I tip my hat to you sir.
Wolf chilli is the best I've tried out of a can.
It has a bit more flavor to me. But a pork flavor not beef.
Wolf brand has the most spice to me as well.
Good video.
I've had Hormel it's actually not bad! I put onions and peppers into it and Tabasco too!!
James Jackson Just like any other chili. I needs those extra ingredients.
I once won a First Place trophy (and $50.00) on a Chilly Bowl. I used the best ingredients. Spared no expense, but what I think people liked best was the seasonings. Great video. I do buy a can of chilly every once in a while.
The secret is on the spice!
I have tried various canned chili `s and my favorite is Walmart`s Great Value w/ beans. Only $1.24 and is everything I expect in a can of chili! I also make homemade chili, too.
It smells great under the covers
This is one of the most delicious videos to watch! I love any kind of Chili and I make all kinds and am not a cooking snob! I buy canned chili and am proud of it!! God bless Wolfe brand chili!!! Thank you so much for broadcasting this video, my friend and happy chili-eating! We don't worry about the music afterwords!!! We just enjoy it when we want it!
You should try chilli man and rays chilli
I appreciate your dry sense of humor. I have a very dry sense of humor also. I love your reviews.
I have the opposite: a "wet" sense of humor. Har, har. Ok; i'm a sarcastic son of a bitch, LOL
I like a bit of grease on the top of my chili. I know it's not healthy but it looks and taste so good.
Campbell's chunky chili's is a pretty good choice as well.
That first bowl of chili looks like it has big turds in it.
Let me just say that before I even watch this episode, I know its going to be my favorite.
Thank you. I stock up on canned good just in case we have a power failure during winter.
Wolf brand chili has been our family's go to for canned chili for years. Not really to just eat a bowl of, but its great for chili dogs and frito chili pies! Prefer the no beans to the with beans kind though.
Thanks for this video! I love eating any of these with Frito's SCOOPS
Dennison's Chunky Chili with beans is the best hands down.
@sam ludman then don't eat it
@sam ludman don't forget the Bacon. Bagel boy I don't care what you eat or if you eat atall
I've used Hormel without beans in the past, but only as a base for my chili. I'd add in seasonings, salsa, veggies and beans of my own. It's good if you want a shortcut to making your chili. These days I'm going more along your route of chili making. :)
When I make my homemade chili, of course all the veggies are fresh, but I also use fresh Roma tomatoes, that I roast in a low oven for a couple hours. This makes them sweeter, and concentrates the flavor.
Mixing all chilis together = Suicide
Jason Douglas Mixing all the chilli brands together is something my kid brother would have done when we were in our teens- he used to do stuff like that with his food- I called him an idiot then, so I have to throw down the "Idiot Flag" on this dude LOL
Hey mr wolf pit struggling with the Cancer at the moment but enjoying your videos soooooooo much I'm sending you and mrs wolf pit love at this special time of year and always,Happy Christmas with love and best wishes from England. Donna xxx
Sorry to hear this Donna.....hang in there stay strong and you *WILL* kick cancer's butt! Thank you and best wishes back to you!
I have read that the cannabis oil actually works!!!
thomas pauly ,Hey Thomas yes so have I,I mentioned it to my oncologist and he literally laughed in my face !!! His 3 year regime of MONSTROUS chemotherapy,radiotherapy and surgery have ruined my body and I don't have much time left with my baby.And so YES I AM going to try the cannabis oil,if nothing else I believe that it is a pain reliever.Thank you for responding ,take care best wishes from Donna in England
Lost my wife to breast cancer, she had a heart attack after years of chemo, the radiation therapy killed her. Good luck to you, and sorry to hear of your oncologists lack of understanding. I hate hospitals, and doctors, in that order. The big C will get us all. I hate big pharma, and all those who are hoodwinking us for money. Please keep on trying. You sound like a good person.
Donna hope you are doing well
I could literally eat Wolf Brand Chili everyday for the rest of my life and not get tired of it.
I use Wolf No beans
Crunch up some crackers and mix it in. Dip the other crackers 😋 yum
Finish with spoon.
Before I even watch this, the best canned chili is Wolf. No freaking questions. 😂
I've never had chili from a can that didn't require topping off with onion, cheese, jalapeno/hot sauce.
I've never had chili from a can
Wolf brand is the best.
1st time eatin it,fell n luv wit it 👍👍
I just finished a bowl of it. I am not a fan of beans but I love the beans in the chili and love having it as a meal with a glass of milk.
Trever M 🚽 💩
Hormel is king
Wolfe brand is the best!
anybody remember Phyllis Diller's chili? Yup, Phyllis Diller got into the canned chili business. Her chili kicked the living shit out of any canned chili you could think of. I wish it were still around.
Love your videos man!
I never coook it in the microwave i put it in on the stove
I agree that's how I heat it up too, and I also add a half a can of water so that I can use that water in the can to stir it up and get more goodie out of the can that's left behind, and then I add a dash of Cajun seasoning salt, a pinch of cumin, and a little cayenne pepper. I get it going pretty good and then I turn it down really low and let it simmer for 30 minutes. 😎👍
when I was kid in school, they would take us cross country skiing. They had us all bring a can of chicken soup and they threw it all into a big pot over a fire. It was gooood. that's what the end of this video reminds me of. thanks for the video!
Appreciate the fact that your body had to go through this or was it the other way around....you get the point!
Hahaha I love this guy, he gives me a giggle every time I watch.
Campbell's Chunky Chili with Beans is the best canned chili!!
'Chili Man' is the best canned I've had in a few years, but since Wal Mart dropped them several months back, I can't find it anywhere. So I keep dry-packaged McCormick chili seasonings on hand to 'tighten up' whatever canned chili I have.
Thanks Larry! New Route for chilli - Restaurant Branded. I've tried all I can find, but by far the best is Lone Star. It is now available at my local King Soopers (Krogers) and also Safeway. Its sometimes sold now as Steakhouse Chilli. This is probably because Lone Star after screwing up their once great franchise for about 10 years, finally closed most of their restaurants and maybe even went bankrupt. But, the grocery store branded is excellent. I don't even make chilli anymore because this is so good.
Wolfe brand chilly hands down my favorite or home made or crockpot!
Wolf chilli with or without beans makes for some good chilli dogs, when I can find it then if not Armour chili, And for those who know who Tex Ritter was Wolf Brand Chili was his favorite chili. His son acter John Ritter once said his father loved Wolf Brand so much he bought the company that made it.
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I usually take Camble's' Roadhouse No-bean chili because it has a good amount of vegetables in it, but it's kind of watery so I'll mix it with Hormel No-bean chili.
I found a good canned chili from Steak n Shake a midwest fast food diner. The chiii is mild but you can also buy a bottle of theri pepper sause if you want some extra heat, You may be able to order it on the net if a diner isn't close to you.
I'm 45 and I've never eaten chilli out of a can but now I want to try the wolf brand. Reading the comments it looks like most folks recommend it.
I must say I love Wendy's chilli and if I can ever get my chilli the way I want it I'm gonna try to can my own.
I like Campbell's Chunky spicy chili. It's more of a soup than a spread and has just the right amount of kick to it.
I always doctor-up my canned chili with cumin, chipotle powder and liquid smoke. Then I like to garnish it with crushed tortilla chips, chopped onion, shredded cheese and sometimes a spoonful of sour cream and or Hatch (New Mexican) green chilis.
Man im comin to your house for chili!!!lol
Chili with or without beans, I can swing either way but my favorite is Cowboy Posole, a can of chili mixed with a can of hominy.
My favorite chili is Bowl of Red seasoning and 80/20 ground beef. The recipe also calls for suet which I don't use. I brown the meat, mix in the seasoning and sever it over spaghetti with a couple of slices of cheese. However, on a chili dog, I prefer Hormel's chili no beans. I also like the soup-type chili where I mix in noodles.
As a native Texan, I can tell you that Texas chili does not have any beans. And, if I eat canned chili it is only Wolf Brand, however, I would never buy chili with beans. They are smart to cover the "with-beans" folks as well, of course, but in my ever so humble opinion, those cans should not be called "Authentic Texas chili."
I also like to change things up with Cincinnati Chili now & then....the cinnamon is a nice twist.
Why no beans?
I am a native Texan, born and raised and never lived anywhere else. I love beans in my chilli but only when I make it. I never eat chilli with beans from a can and IF I eat chilli from a can it's going to be Wolf Brand Chilli 👍
Looks like you pour layers of doo doo on top of each other at the end
my toilet screamed just watching you pour all five of those and mixing them together.
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