ChilliMan Chili with Beans 15 oz. Can

For a store-bought chili, this is absolutely the gold standard. My absolute best tip is to cook it on the stovetop rather than using the microwave—as it simmers, it thickens up to the perfect, rich consistency needed for chili dogs. It is also phenomenal poured over a hot plate of chili tots, and it has been such a hit in our household that we will definitely be exploring more products from this brand in the future!

Really good chili with beans! It's hearty, tasty, and makes an easy, satisfying meal. Great on its own or topped with cheese and crackers. Definitely a convenient pantry staple.

🌶️ CHILI LOVERS No matter when I make chili I always use chili man and use a couple cans of NO bean and one can with Beans even if I add other canned chili and ground beef. Having chili man is a must it adds great flavor to the crock pot of chili. I highly recommend chili man chili man chili man in your chili and sometimes I add a little garlic powder and chili seasoning but that's all you need you can add a can of diced tomatoes and a little water but it is an easy meal for your family. Again ingredients for chili No bean chilly man Chilli man with beans Hamburger Diced tomatoes 1 tsp. chili powder and garlic powder you can Crock-Pot on low all night, if you like!! OR MAKE CHILI DOGS!!

I've been buying chili man chili for years. This appeared to be more watery than it was the last time I bought it a few months ago, but it still has its great taste.

This is the chili that I was raised on. My mother always bought the Chilli Man Seasoning Mix in a can and used it in her chili. The canned chili was originally made at a canning company in western central Illinois, owned by the Milnot company. (Not Texas.) The chili is meaty, but the beef is very fine-ground, like that found in a Taco Bell taco. I prefer to make my own chili using the seasoning mix, but that is very hard to find. And, since my wife isn't fond of spicy foods, this is my second choice to homemade. My big problem now is that MY WALMART HAS STOPPED CARRYING CHILLI MAN CANNED CHILI! This seems to be an ongoing problem around here. They probably needed the shelf space for more Great Value chili.

I don't know why the stores in Hopkinsville Ky don't carry this

Read that this was some of the best chili ever made. I'm here to tell you it is not. Even knowing that chili taste is subjective I still cannot recommend this chili. To be clear, it does not taste bad, it just doesn't taste special in any way. Thin like chicken soup. Very little flavor, hardly even savory. Not spicy at all. I am sorry I wasted my money on it as there are many many canned chilis out there that are better. My fault, I fell for the marketing hype. Very hard to believe this chili ever won a cookoff competition. I cannot recommend this chili and would not buy it again.

I would not have ordered this product if I'd known I was going to pay the actual price plus $4.99 shipping. I paid $10 for it and it's not enough to feed 2 adults. That's a rip off. I will be posting my dissatisfaction on Facebook to warn others to be careful what order from Walmart

Historically this was our go-to for Chili Mac but it seems that times are changing. I opened one can and found 26 beans and a half can of liquid (absolutely NO chili texture - only chili color). So I opened a second can and got the same results. Where once I would have said these were the best I now say this is the WORST for texture and taste. I guess corporate decided to get greedy and completely mess up a once top of the line product to earn a few more dollars at customer expense.

I'm not sure what happened to the recipe, but the chili was lacking in flavor, texture and meat. it was basically a bean sauce or soup, with no meat whatsoever.