(4 pack) Great Value Chili No Beans, 15 oz, Canned Packaged Meal

I've eaten a lot of chilli in my day from a lot of different places and a lot of canned chilli. I thoughjt I give the GV Chilli a try. I am so glad I did for it is the best chilli compard to all the others I've tried. So don't hold back because it is a GV brand. Just give your taste buds the joy of the GV Chilli, you won' t be sorry.

It is chunky with "meat" with the rest being a little thin (watery). The first bites were kind of bland but several bites later had me coughing from the spices. Not a bad thing and it may have just been that batch or that can. Overall a good can of chili.

Although Hormel or Wolf Brand were my favorite brands for years, In an effort to save money I tried the Great Value brand. Not only did I save money But I enjoyed the taste, texture and overall quality much more than the aforementioned (Way Less Greasy Too). 2 Thumbs Up!

This is another gobto if you decide you dont want to prep,cut,prepare a homemade chili,especially if you only meed a small quantity. and it cones with beans as well,or no beans too.quick and easy and you can add diced onions and jalapeño for homemade flavor 😋

It's texture is very similar to the texture Wolf Brand Chili used to have before they changed it. The taste is similar to Wolf Brand also but not as rich. savory and spicy. We like GV Chili and the price and old Wolf Brand Chili texture, when compared to other canned chilis, makes it more attractive, especially for Frito pie.

I bought this to go on hotdogs when the name brand one I was used to was sold out. It tasted just as good but was a lot runnier and messy. I think I'm missing the oats that some people complain about in the other one— they thicken it up and keep it in the bun.

I buy chili to make chili cheese fries and nachos. Chili is usually fairly pricey so when this came out, I was stoked. It tasted okay but not great. And while Great Value products are usually pretty good, this one is one of the subpar ones in my opinion - definitely a case of "You get what you pay for." The texture is not what you'd expect of a "chili" without beans that is supposed to be all meat basically... because what you get looks like a bean dip. Even the meat is questionable looking and often times looks like beans but its probably just some kind of mystery meat. Using this to make chili cheese nachos was a mistake. It made my nachos totally soggy because like I said, it's more of a watery bean dip texture than a "chili without beans." I think I have one more can so I will try using it as a dip instead of a topping and see how that goes.

OK, I feel so guilty writing this, but I have to first say that I'm obsessed with Walmart and so grateful for Walmart and nothing beats Walmart prices… and because I have the utmost respect, I am hoping someone will read this and for the love of God make it taste better! I could be totally wrong. It's really inexpensive so I dare you to just buy at least one can and test it yourself because I could be a psychopath and delusional and we can have a little chilly off where we compared notes and you can review it after i do… but here are my thoughts… it is no joke super spicy… but not in a good spicy way because I love hot spicy things it's kind of like a bad spice for taste. They added not even like for flavor. It's just like disgusting.. and the worst part is that for some reason, it taste really really bad so it's like spicy up and making something that taste really really really bad even hotter so it's bad and I love chili and I love that it's been so good on them for making it be less fun if it taste good maybe it being hot would work! It might be killer then! But there's something funky about the taste and I seriously will eat anything … I'm telling you I have no food in my house and I'm starving. I haven't eaten in like two days because I've been sick and I haven't had the energy to drive anywhere…. And I still have a can of that downstairs but instead of eating food this can of chili is my freedom from starving right now… but I refuse to eat it… that's how bad it is… I love you, Walmart … please don't hate me!! In fact, listen to this review and a few of the other reviews and just change and alter this recipe because I love chili and I love Walmart and if Walmart and chili had a baby, I would be in heaven .

i figured id try the GV brand rather than a name brand. this stuff was bland and boring. We all know that Walmart contracts with major brand name mfgs and those products go into GV labeled items. So i dont know what mfg was used by walmart , but it was almost inedible. Even doctoring it up with 4 or 5 chili spices couldnt save this one.

It had been years since I had eaten a can of chili as I made my own, but due to low energy at the age of 85, I was looking for ways to cut back on time spent in the kitchen. So when I had a craving for some chili I decided to buy a can of Great Value Chili. When I took my first taste, I thought that it was pretty good, but by my third taste it left a terrible aftertaste in my mouth. I couldn't stand it and down the garbage disposal it went. I was burping up the taste of it until I went to sleep that night. I like the Great Value brand , will never buy that chili again.