[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is not a bean fan so this was perfect for her. And I love using it to dip my tortilla chips in. I really was happy to be chosen to try the Hormel Chili no beans for free by giving my opinion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Hormel Chili with no beans is my most favorite Chili to use in making my Cheesy Chili Dip. The savory sauce with the seasoning that the beef is covered in make for the most delicious experience for your taste buds.

Bought (2) cans of the 25 .oz size. Chili came out of the can as you would expect, in a semi paste. After heating it up this stuff was like water. More like chicken broth than chili. So, lets call it it chili soup with little bits of meat in it. If they want to call this chili, at least put some kind of thickener in it. I wrote to them, lets see what they say.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The HORMEL Chili No Beans tasted really good. We did not add much to it. My kids wanted crackers. Which is what they got in their chili. The consistency was good. It looked like typical chili. It smelled like chili. It tasted really good too. The can was easy to open. The chili came out with no issues. We cooked the chili in a sauce pan. On an electric stove top. It cooked evenly. It was a quick meal. I love the Hormel brand. It is one we often use in our home. I was very pleased with this chili. I would highly recommend it. I did receive this chili at no cost to myself. However, that had no bearing on my review. Myself and my family really enjoyed cooking and eating this chili.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a bean lover, so trying chili with no beans is a little out of my comfort zone. I did add my own beans with the Chili, the taste of the no bean chili was good, i just like beans :) Thank you for giving me the opportunity to try these products

I've always loved Hormel Chili No Beans, but your adding pork to the recipeit ends my love affair... In a time when recipes can be readily improved by removing lesser ingredients, you have managed to lower quality... Stupid move, Hormel! I'll be looking elsewhere for my Chili. BTW, your newer product , Hormel Chunky Chili, is even worse tastes nasty, sweet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This chili is best used for chili cheese dogs. Adding cheese gives it the extra flavor it needs which is good that way the chili flavor doesn't over power the hot dog. I will definitely buy this again for chili cheese dogs.

We got this chili and compared it to the lesser priced chili also for sale at Walmart. The consistency is good, the flavor is tasty, and the item is VERY well priced. We have a hot dog cart and we sell chili-cheese dogs and frito pies. This chili was a GREAT success at our event yesterday. We'll be using this for now on if Walmart keeps stocking it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the standard go-to chili in my mind. This has always been my favorite and I had actually never tried any others before today. The texture is perfect and the taste is classic chili for a hot dog. I love this Hormel No Beans chili.

I switched to your brand years ago now because Wolf Brand started messing with their recipe. Using cheaper ingredients, adding pork, and raising the price, so I switched to Hormel. That lasted for awhile, but now this brand too has decided to make its chili with Pork Fat and whatever else they can find that's cheap to put in it. Comes out of the can like soup now. I remember when chili was thick and you had to scoop it out with a spoon...not anymore. I noticed the prices aren't any cheaper though. Hormel Chili is revolting unless you like having a Big Glob of Fat Jelly in your mouth