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Whats the best branned of canned chili? I go with this

>> No.6774063

Another awful thread about to start.

>> No.6774064

>beans
>chili

>> No.6774091

>>6774060
>branned

Kill you'llself

>> No.6775373

>>6774091
>you'llself

Viper yourself my mane

>> No.6775379

>>6774064
>Chili con carne (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈt͡ʃile koŋ ˈkarne]; English: chili with meat), commonly known in American English as simply "chili", is a spicy stew containing chili peppers, meat (usually beef), and often tomatoes and beans.

Kill yourself

>> No.6775386

There is no best brand of canned chili.
Canned chili is shit. Why don't you just open up a can of dog food and be done with it.

>> No.6775503

>>6774060
Just had some of this with cheese dip and fritos. Was pretty bomb.

>> No.6775851

Haven't tried yours OP but I always liked Stagg. The Dynamite Hot one is one of the few ready meals I can get that is actually hot without me having to add chili sauce/powder to it. There's quite a lot of meat in it too for a canned ready meal.

>> No.6775854

>>6775851
> stagg
That shit put me off all canned meat other than tuna and corned beef for life

>> No.6775901

>>6774060
>chili
>just beans and meat
>no chilis or anything green to be seen

>> No.6775965

>>6775854
It does look and smell like dog food when it first comes out of the can. It has that depressing cylindrical tin can moulded shape when it hits the saucepan, but I just pretend I didn't see that and smash it with a wooden spoon.

I think the Dynamite Hot variety is okay for what it is. Good when you're too drunk to cook and just want to reheat something spicy to put on some toast. I wouldn't serve it to a guest unless I knew they had the same "easy going" standards as me though.

>> No.6775966

boy there are so many fine, articulate styles of canned chili on the market, it's a fool's errand to judge one against the other

you literally can't go wrong with supermarket canned chili

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>>6774060
nothing like a can of wolf cola to go with my wolf chili,

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6776096

did anyone else ever try this miracle

>> No.6776132

>>6776096
extra fancy in a glass jar to

>> No.6776233

>>6775379
Don't tell those fat heads that

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6776346

>beans

Not in chili

>> No.6776348

>>6776096
Bush's beans have so much sugar they taste like bean candy.
So I've never tried their chili.

>> No.6776424

With a boatload of cayenne, it's perfect for lazy chili dogs.

>> No.6776429

>>6776424
Beans aren't part of chili dogs.

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>>6776088
This is my kind of post.

>> No.6776433

>>6776429
Which is why I get the bean-less can.

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6776476

If I'm even gonna think about eating a canned chili.

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6776745

The best there is

>> No.6776747

>>6776745
WA LA
A A

WA LA!!!!!!!!!!!

>> No.6777229

I usually go with Hormel for the nostalgia factor, since that's the only reason I'm gonna be eating canned chili over making my own.

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>>6776476

>> No.6777260

>>6777229
The reason I usually eat canned chili instead of making it is A. I have no time B. It's like 4 AM C. I'm drunk and need something filling quick or D. I need something that can be carried around without refrigeration, or any combination of those things

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6777289

>not making your own chili

I'm convinced like 80% of this board just reheats packaged food or goes to fast food joints. Fucking disgusting.

>> No.6777296

>>6774060
>branned

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>>6777289
Some of us have lives

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>>6777289
I don't really care for fast food. I do enjoy making homemade things, but I'm not exactly a five-star chef. I'm better at baking, I feel like a failure when I actually cook, even though it's always decent.

>> No.6777388

>>6777289
Experts recommend a BALANCED, VARIED diet.

That means getting a balance of homemade stuff and prepackaged ready meals. You need a variety of different kinds of food: Fast food, traditional food, healthy food, snack food, fried food etc.

You need to know this stuff when you're posting on a food and cooking forum you know.

>> No.6777428

>>6777289
I love this board BECAUSE 80% of it just reheats packaged food or goes to fast food joints.

It's one of the only boards that doesn't even pretend to have good taste in its subject. It's like if everyone on /lit/ admitted they read True Crime and Stephen King.
I like a board that reflects the actual pathetic state of my wonderful life.