(2 pack) STAGG DYNAMITE HOT Chili with Beans Beef, Shelf-Stable, 15 oz Steel Can

Two cans of chili sent in a paper envelope. Both cans arrived severely dented. One can was oozing chili all my building's mailroom. I had to clean it up Trying to get through the AI system was infuriating. When I finally got through to someone he then HUNG UP on me. I had to go through the entire AI ordeal and finally reached a second person, Ben. Ben was extremely helpful and pleasant and did what he could to resolve the matter

I picked up a can of STAGG DYNAMITE HOT Chili with Beans Beef expecting a hearty meal. What I got was a full-scale atmospheric event. The chili itself is delicious: rich beef, hearty beans, and just enough heat to make you feel alive. But the real magic begins approximately 45 minutes after consumption. Scientists talk about renewable energy. This chili is renewable energy. After one bowl, my dog left the room. After two bowls, my smoke detector considered filing a complaint. The family group chat now has a standing policy requiring advanced notice before I eat this product. The "Dynamite" in the name isn't marketing. It's a warning. Somewhere in a STAGG laboratory, engineers are carefully calculating the maximum amount of bean-powered propulsion legally allowed in a steel can. Despite the hilariously powerful side effects, I keep buying it because it's genuinely tasty and incredibly satisfying. It's the perfect combination of comfort food and biological experiment. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys spicy chili, great flavor, and occasionally clearing a room faster than a fire drill. Five stars. Delicious going in, memorable for everyone afterward. 🌶️💨⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The chili tastes okay. However if you are buying this chili because the description and says "hot" I would advise buying fruit loops instead. Because fruit loops will probably taste hotter than this chili. The word hot and this chili have nothing to do with each other

This chili is a crap. Has sour after taste. Its full of sugar so it makes a sweetened bad after taste. Now add the flavor of metal from the can to that, and you have a crap. Use your money to make good chili at home and take with you. This is a lunch wrecker. Go away Stagg.

This supposedly extra hot chili isn't even close to extra hot. The taste is terrible. For some stupid reason, they decided you want extra hot chili because you want something that tastes like candy. It's disgustingly sweet. Even after adding two packets of hot Chinese mustard, it's still underwhelming when it comes to heat, and still way too sweet. This has to be one of the worst canned chili varieties I've ever tried. On the bright side, it's reasonably thick, meaty, and they didn't overdo with with the beans, which really don't belong in chili to begin with. (chili with beans is a New York City thing) It'll fill you, and if you like extra sweet chili that's vaguely spicy, this could be right up your alley. If you like chili, and you like spicy, look elsewhere. Stagg needs to rename this chili to "Candied Chili, Vaguely Spicy".

I wish they carried this in my local store... I have to have it shipped to me. Funny that they had it in Nevada stores, California stores, Arizona stores, Texas stores, and Tennessee stores but NOT HERE.

I purchased these products from Walmart because they're canned goods are significantly cheaper than what I can find locally phenomenal! delivery cost is more than offset by the pricing

I purchased this because of the label's over promising of Hot Spiciness, and the use of Habanero's. There was zero heat, in fact this was milder than Jalapeno's mildest heat. I had to add my own Habanero Hot Sauce to it to spice it up to promised levels.

my husband said that these were tasty, but he did not find them spicy at all.

I like this chili a lot. It's good by itself but I like to put some Frito jalapeno cheese in it and then customize it the way you want with anything you want.