I really like Hormel Chili , I never did try it until about three months ago it was the best, I would always buy Wolf brand, But Hormel taste way better than Wolf chili to me, So I will always buy Hormel from now on, I like the texture of thier chili.

Chili has so many good-tasting recipe options. I love this chili and particularly love that it has NO BEANS!! I have cooked it up and frozen it in individual containers for use in my summer recipes in the weeks to come. I definitely recommend it to anyone who loves chili and has limited time constraints to make it.

I usually buy the turkey no bean chili so had not had this for years. Well I accidently grab this product and I could not believe how runny and lack of meat was in this chili. It had the consistency of soup which was pretty pitiful since I was having chili dogs. Very sad

You will lose, and have lost many customers by keeping pork in this chili, I highly recommend you remove the pork! I found out about this because a ton of my friends were talking about how they will no longer buy Hormel chili no beans because it has pork in it and everyone had their reasons from health to allergies to even religion. That was a year or two ago and the topic came up again recently with a different set of friends. I'm telling you, you are losing a lot of customers!

I originally bought this to eat by the bowl, not a good idea, too thick to eat that way. It has a great flavor. Its perfect for chili dogs, nachos or taco salads though. I bought this about 3 weeks ago for just under $10 at walmart.com, the price has gone up almost $2 since then. It was a bargain, not any more. A price increase that big makes me angry. I wont be buying it again.

Hormel brand with or without beans is the only chili I eat, and to be able to buy it in the 108 oz size over the internet and have it delivered to my home is just great. I buy 4 or more can's each month, along with Nabisco Premium Unsalted Tops Saltine crackers and Pace Picante hot or Medium Salsa. I know what to expect and Walmart never lets me down. ONLY if Walmart would put more things on there online shopping list.

Hotdogs and chili is a weakness for me, I just don't feel right when I go without for too long. And it's always hormel no beans when I do. I've recently started chopping up the hot dogs and making my own sort-of burrito, it's very tasty, I don't know why I never thought of it before.

Purchased this chili for years. It was the best. Would buy by the case and eat once or twice a week. About a year or so ago Something changed. Now I have a lot of cans that I will not eat and really would not even give away, it's that bad. It sits on the shell and finally I have resolved to just toss it out.

I used to love using this to make chili cheese dip and can no longer eat gluten. I see the Chunky Chili no beans is gluten free but am unable to find it in my town. Why gluten in this kind of chili?

Use to be years ago this is the only kind of chili my grandparents had in our house, but I will not be buying it anymore since I now know that it has pork in it. I do not eat pork, so surely do not want it in my chili