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Make your own and can it yourself. Same shelf life as the store bought crap. No beans or with beans it don't matter.
Went to college with a guy from Wisconsin, he made chili with elbow macaroni noodles in it. He never heard of chili without noodles. Damnedest thing
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This thread got me to check my canned goods stash. Got 2 cans of Hormel chili. One is turkey with beans ( 98% fat free) and one is regular with no beans. Only time I have canned chili is in winter. Haven't had any since last winter. The Hormel stuff is good IMHO. Not as good as a local family owned diners home made stuff but still a good lunch on a cold winter day. Haven't had much winter at all this year so my chili consumption level is down.
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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison? And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools, Being native burghers of this desert city, Should in their own confines with forked heads Have their round haunches gored."
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I used to dump a can of hormel vegetarian chili in a skillet with deer burger and Vidalia onion. Top with some Tabasco sauce and eat with corn bread. It was good enough to satisfy my white trash pallette.
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Campbell’s Chunky Roadhouse ^^^^^^^^^^^^^THIS + 1,000^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I've tried most every brand and this is good enough even my picky wife will eat it when we go to the hills camping! Believe me, that says alot! Elk Country
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Where the heck do you find moose in Cali? Zoo.
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Went to college with a guy from Wisconsin, he made chili with elbow macaroni noodles in it. He never heard of chili without noodles. Damnedest thing Wouldn't that be goulash?
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Canned chili-just say no.
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Went to college with a guy from Wisconsin, he made chili with elbow macaroni noodles in it. He never heard of chili without noodles. Damnedest thing Wouldn't that be goulash? It's called, "Chili-mac", around these parts. It's been around for a long time, too. I remember it being served in the school lunchroom as a kid. Never liked it myself but apparently enough people do as some restaurants it's the only kind of chili they offer.
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You gotta have a big govt retirement to be able to afford chili with no beans.
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You gotta have a big govt retirement to be able to afford chili with no beans.
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Where the heck do you find moose in Cali? That was my first thought too. Then it hit me.
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I thought this was a which canned chili to take to a fight thread.
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You gotta have a big govt retirement to be able to afford chili with no beans. Dang right you are sir. I get to eat beans in the stuff my wife makes though. Dang Mexican women, beans are here comfort food I think.
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Campbell’s Chunky Roadhouse ^^^^^^^^^^^^^THIS + 1,000^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I've tried most every brand and this is good enough even my picky wife will eat it when we go to the hills camping! Believe me, that says alot! Elk Country Yep. And while it has beans in it, it’s not so many as to make it “mealy”. Stagg is a distant second, Wolf is way back at 3rd, and Hormel is only when faced with death by starvation.
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I did a thread on canned chili maybe a year ago. As such, I taste-tested a lot of it. All was without beans. None of it stood out as significantly better than the other.
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What is the difference between goulash and beef strokin off?
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I did a thread on canned chili maybe a year ago. As such, I taste-tested a lot of it. All was without beans. None of it stood out as significantly better than the other. I remembered it EE, I’m just letting the boys have fun. 😂 Ain’t as retarded as having 6 Audie Murphy threads the same old guy in a year. 🤪
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