Marie Callender's Angus Beef Chili, Prepared Meal, 15 oz Can

I wrote the company about availability and received this response: Thank you for letting us know that you were a fan of our MARIE CALLENDERS ANGUS BEEF CHILI WITH BEANS. I'm sorry that it's no longer available. However, there are many reasons we discontinue products, including how consumer preferences change over time. Your feedback is very important to us and will be shared with our team. If you have a chance, please visit us at: www.conagrabrands.com. We have 100's of products and brands to choose from and you just may find a new favorite! Thanks again for taking the time to share your feedback. Kindly, Conagra Brands Consumer Care @Conagra - please take this product off your web site. Loyal (and disappointed) customers are coming here to comment and deserve a response.

I bought one can just to try because all the other stuff they make is so good. Will for sure be buying again!

My shopper did a fantastic job and was very pleasant. Thank you

I decided to try this out and I loved it!

The flavor is weak, bland, wasn't much meat in the can I had. It's good but I do not like it. Middle of the road. Awful? No. Great? No. It's adequate.

I love this chili other than making it myself it is the best chili I have bought yet. The only think is when they shipped it I got 2 cans no problems and 1 can with little dent, but the 4 can was so dented up the top of the can looks like the seal is about to bread.

very middle of the road - no real tomato taste. it is made with tomato paste, but taste more like it has been mixed with gravy. very mild chili flovors, but at least the tase is smooth and cooked in. tasty beef, no onion pieces. soft beans. it seems like a good option to cream of tomato soup or beef stew.

Ordered four cans on the strength of the name brand. Should have started with just one. In general, the flavor was good, but there was an unpleasant undertaste and texture that was like unmelted grease. The nutritional label revealed that the product contains trans fat, which I believe explains the taste and texture issue. I had a similar experience with a different brand. Now I have three cans of chili but I really don't want to open. The lesson is this: When trying a new product, even one with a well-established name, sometimes it's better to just try one can or package at a time. And read the nutritional label online ahead of time.

Got food poisoning from eating this chili last night and spent the whole night in misery. I checked the can and it was not out of date. Never again!!

From the price, I thought that I was ordering multiple cans. When I received the box it was only ONE CAN THAT I PAID $14 for. We like the chili, which is why I ordered. I honestly thought I was getting a four pack, based on the price. Shame on me for assuming. What a price gouge!