An observation of Wolfe chili
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4barrel
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Just how long has it been since you had a big steaming bowl of WOLF BRAND CHILI? Well that's too long. Commercial in the 60s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqeVM0tGRo4he If its not homemade I go for Hormel -no beans-and season to your taste.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqeVM0tGRo4he If its not homemade I go for Hormel -no beans-and season to your taste.
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diamonback68
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I tried Wolf's chilli, once. Big mistake, I won't do that again, it about made me sick. Folks, Wolf's is NOT chilli.
Maddog 521
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It smells like dog food too.
JcMack
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Pretty much sums it up.
cmort666
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I LOATHE Hormel chili, and that's about all that Giant Eagle has these days. It's so disgustingly greasy, I'd just as soon have a steaming hot bowl of cosmoline...
mstem
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Other than mrs mstems homemade venison chili with beans Armour chili with beans is all I eat. Chili without beans is hotdog sauce!
i like the chili at hooters they make it there and it has beans like that
I love Hooters chili with or without beans. The wings ain't bad either. I think I'll go on down to Chek's Cafe in Germantown, and get me some wangs.
Jack Flash
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So you go to Hooters just for the chili? 
Tell us another one!
Tell us another one!
I know it's not dog food. It may not even be food.
I tried some once and couldn't get past a couple of spoons. I threw the stuff out in the yard for the animals. My dog came over, sniffed it and walked off. No wild animal ate it either.
I tried some once and couldn't get past a couple of spoons. I threw the stuff out in the yard for the animals. My dog came over, sniffed it and walked off. No wild animal ate it either.
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It is funny my wife makes a great bowl of chili ,which I love , but when I have hot dogs the only chili I like on them is Wolfe Brand .
Wolfe Chili..
I prefer to make my own. But at least Wolfe makes some good springs.....
I prefer to make my own. But at least Wolfe makes some good springs.....
Beans and chili go together like Napoleon Brandy and Pepsi. Bleech!!!
So you go to Hooters just for the chili?
Tell us another one!
"I read Playboy for the articles."
shouldazagged
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On rare occasions I'll use Kroger's house brand canned chili to top hot dogs. Other than that it's what I make or nothing. I make three or four kinds, including white chili with chicken and Great Northern beans. One thing they all have in common is that they never, ever contain kidney beans.
The good stuff is a little labor intensive, but so well worth it.
The good stuff is a little labor intensive, but so well worth it.
I never heard of Wolfe's. I atte my last can of Hormel chili about 25 years ago. One day I was heating a pan of Hormel on the stove, when I noticed my shepherd/husky Misty sitting tall and proud with her ears up and a good-sized "gift" next to her on the floor. Ordinarily she would be ashamed of such a thing, but not today.
I took a whiff of her leaving, then went over to the stove to smell the chili. Let's just say it would be a kindness to say it smelled like dogfood. Misty obviously took a whiff and took it as permission to drop the big one.
The last time I ate Hormel chili was at some unremembered time before that, because that can went in the garbage. I wouldn't feed it to my dog.
I took a whiff of her leaving, then went over to the stove to smell the chili. Let's just say it would be a kindness to say it smelled like dogfood. Misty obviously took a whiff and took it as permission to drop the big one.
The last time I ate Hormel chili was at some unremembered time before that, because that can went in the garbage. I wouldn't feed it to my dog.
So you go to Hooters just for the chili?
Tell us another one!
I did not want to get dinged by the man, but I love Hooters, and chili, and of course, the wangs.
