This recipe for your chill is horrible. You need to revert back to the recipe you used twenty years ago, then it taste great. I will not be buying your chill until a new and improved recipe comes out. And it better be good.

I love Chili (I'm Texan, what can I say?) but due to cholesterol I have to watch levels - Hormel has always been my favorite and BLESS GOD has less 'bad stuff' than the other brands. As the Aussies say: "GoodOnYa' Mate!"

Hormel Chili No Beans, 108 Ounce get this and a big can of black beans or chili beans, put in crock pot and you have chili, petros, what u do not eat freeze

I love this chili, it's the only kind out of a can I'll eat! My only suggestion is considering making cans half of the size of this one because I always end up throwing half of it away :(

We use this chili at our business. We can no longer buy it in store at Sam's or Walmart. We had some shipped, but several cans are bent. Is there any way you can make Hormel chili No Beans available in store?

the recipe in the cans has changed over the years. I enjoyed the older versions. They had a better chili favor. The last few years I had to add more chili powder.

Same as Wolf brand that is why we quit Wolf brand and now they are the same. Watery, no meat and yuk!!!! We will never buy again. We will just make our own

I bought a can of Hormel Chili Turkey no Beans 98% Fat Free, good calorie count, good fat count, good protein, but the sodium is so HIGH...Why so much salt?

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

I have been buying Hormel chili all my life, the can I opened tonight was the worst. It made the whole hotdog taste bad. It was runny, no meat, so runny it made the bun soggy! I hope Hormel fixes this problem. I'd hate to change brands.