I take my chili...

[wootbot]

I take my chili...

[Froodyfrog]

[mo92]

Beans, beans, good for the heart

Beans, beans, GREAT for the heart!

[Wooter330810531]

[Wooter726003802]

Either way

[jabluszko]

With beans, but no chili.

[salanth]

I like Wendy’s chili which has beans. No crackers, just their hot sauce.

[matth56]

As God is my witness, chili does not contain beans. It was created in Texas and by law does not have beans in it. Please listen to what I am saying.

[GmaGaaahhGaaahh]

My grandkids have kitties named Beans and Chili.

You can’t have one without the other!!

[wootuserjared]

I used to eat everything heavy with tomato, like chili, spaghetti, and whole. Today, there is something about age, heavy training, and tomatoes that don’t cooperate. So, unfortunately, I skip chili most of the time. Occasionally, if I am done training or resting, I will partake, and I prefer chili to be heavy in meat and have less to zero beans.

[shortman]

I really love beans. Give them to me without the chili. Really! Beans are the musical fruit.

[RebelTaz]

I take my chili in a bowl

[Silverl0ck]

I’m in Texas. Lived here for over 30 years now. (and my father was a Texan)

Chili w/o beans is for hotdogs, hamburgers, or as some other topper.

Chili w/ beans is for eating on its own, as the main dish.

[gnuman]

Silly question. It’s not chili if it has beans, it’s spiced beans.

[johngacy]

I take my chili BEEFY! No turkey, no chicken, no “white chili” (whatever that even is). I can go either way with the musical fruit. I guess it depends on what I’m doing the next day.

[steckrca]

If it doesn’t have beans, it’s for hot dogs.

[djfurci]

The true origins of chili are unknown. Most attribute it to Canary Islander women who settled in San Antonio. Others claim it came from Mexico. A few Texas diehards claim the Texas Rangers created it.

[djfurci]

[turtle1960]

Either way, but no kidney or black beans. And the spicier the better

[Larry1977]

Maybe bean less chill on a hotdog or tortilla chips.