I've used Hormel No Beans for years and really saw no difference (on a hot dog) between the two other than the Wolf Brand does list more calories and a small amount more salt. That said, in my use I normally add hamburger, tomatoes, pinto beans, kidney beans, some honey and vinegar, mushrooms, onion, and a bell pepper to make a large bowl of mild chili I cook on low and slowly for about two hours.

Flavor is very good but very thick texture and smooth. I'm going to add a small can of tomatoes and beans to remaining cans for a more traditional midwest chili. Will probably need a little extra chili powder after adding the two extra ingredients.

Family has always liked the flavor of Wolf Brand Chili. It doesn't matter if it is with or without beans the flavor is constantly the same. Everyone in the family has a preference, Wolf Brand Chili without beans for chili dogs, omelettes, etc., and with beans for crackers and cornbread.

Good value of a quality product.

Wolf Brand Chili is so good I can eat it straight out of the can. My husband thinks I'm crazy.

This product has a high salt content

Good all around fast chili, hotdogs, frito pie or just a bowl, great texture plenty of meat and great flavor.

We have bought this chili for years. The hubby really likes it. Made with quality meat, very tasty

Not what I expected. Not even close to what the picture looks like. More like brown goo in a can with very little meat.

box was torn open 3 cans were bent outside box was not damaged just the chile box inside allother orders have been good