We operate a craft fair and this chili is used in a variety of ways in our food concessions. Since we use a lot of chili, it is lower cost and more efficient to use the large 106 oz. cans than the 15 oz. cans. This chili is very popular with our customers.

Like Wolf Brand chili. Not soupy. Taste good. Not too spicy for me.

there's nothing to dislike

Great for serving large groups!

Wolf is my go-to brand for chili. if I am using in a recipe, I add anpound of lean ground meat, fully cooked, to it. the flavor is awesome!

Great brand and great size for a party

I bought this "Texas" chili by mistake. I meant to get the kind with beans. It is still good as a canned chili. I divey some into my Rice Bot and make a main dish with rice and whatever comes to mind. Warm some up for chili dogs. In this size can it will fill a gallon-size zip bag for the fridge or freezer. Use smaller zip bags to portion it out. Number ten can is quite a lot of anything, just FYI.

This is more like a flatlander chili starter kit. The contents inside don't match the picture on can. We add several pounds of ground pork and beef to this. It is good if you know what you are getting other wise this just looks like paste in a can . Wolf brand needs to bring back a 1980's recipe with less oat filler and more meat.

Just tasted awful and I would t recommend

The beef taste like saw dust. Hard and taste less