(3 pack) Skyline Chili Original Chili 15 oz Can

Really good stuff! I moved from Louisville, where I would go the mid-city mall Skylinie restaurant. There's nothing in Maryland that I know of. But wow! Walmart carries the cans. And, it's the same tasty, seemingly watery chili we all love from Louisville. You need to get your own cheese, grate your own onions, cook your own spaghetti (I recommend %238) and find some chili beans you like to have it as many ways as you like. Be creative. My grandsons loved it. They want more. I just bought 12 more cans.

This is a crowd pleaser with the family! We love skyline and miss our local restaurant. This is the next best thing. This is NOT meant to just be eaten as chili. It's often used on coney dogs and we like the 3 way deal with the thin spaghetti and some shredded mild cheddar cheese. It has a bit of a cinnamon /nutmeg taste so it's not something everyone would enjoy but once you get the taste for it, you're gone!

will buy again

I love this chili. Im from Cincinnati and i cant just go to the skyline restaurant when i want. so i love thta walmart sells this hete in Houston. i can get a taste of home. it goes so well with noodle, onions and cheese. Don't even get me started on how amazing the chili cheese coneys are..

The first time I had Skyline chili in Cincinnati almost 30 years ago, I hated it. It is an acquired taste that has to be tried several times to appreciate. I have moved to Oklahoma and there is no restaurant to enjoy the experience. I found the canned version on line and had to try, it was as expected. However, the price is higher than expected but as an occasional treat, I will buy again.

I was a bit skeptical when it came flowing out of the can very fluidly…so if you're wanting a thicker chili this is not for you unless you want to add a thickening agent. Next, it has a lot of cumin and something else that puts it more on the sweeter side kind of giving it a more Caribbean/Jerk kind of flavor to me. So luckily I had some Rally's frozen sweet potato fries and shredded some Tillamook white extra sharp cheese, and a bit of sour cream and it was perfect. I would not use it on hot dogs or regular french fries, but it may be someone else's taste. I'm on the fence if I'd purchase it again. Sorry, I didn't think to get a pic of the first bowl I made 😅.

I'm sure the chili will be good, but the cans arrived super dented. Very disappointed in that. Not sure if it was before or during shipping, as they appeared to be packaged well. But if before, I can't believe someone would deem those acceptable to ship out.

what is this? i can't believe people in ohio hipe this place up. it's a disgusting, worst tasting chili product i ever had. i cant even say what it looks like. it taste so bad im throwing the rest out. way to expensive for water and disgusting taste. DO NOT BUY

THEY HAVE CHANGED THE FORMULA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have purchased this for years!!! It's my go to quick dinner since my wife passed. Always loved it. I bought my usual 8 cans to put in my pantry. Basically $50.00. NOT ONE CAN WAS EDIBLE. NO MEAT...NONE!!!!!!!!!!!!! I opened the can and it was brown smelly water with globs of grease floating on the top. I poured it into the bowl to heat it. Nothing in the brown water except globs of grease. I heated it and tried to eat it but the brown oil slick was AWFUL. I poured it into a trash bag and opened another. Went through all 8 cans. They were all the same. I then went to a major food store in town and bought some more. 8 more cans. 4 cans were like normal, the others were brown water with globs of grease. One can had "some" meat in it. Maybe 10% of normal. Trashed 4 cans from that. I'll wait a year or two and maybe try again. Hopefully it's a mistake, but watch out.

Decided I wanted to give this a try after seeing it on a YouTube video. Wanted to give Cincinnati a fair shake. I have come to the conclusion they don't know what chili is. literally every other chili I have ever had was better. Cinnamon does not belong in chili. Maybe fresh from a Skyline restaurant would be better but we don't have one in Texas. I suspect that is because Texans know chili and this wouldn't be around very long.