I love Wolf Brand "No Bean" Chili

Okay if you're in a hurry and don't mind eating mush. Since you can easily and quickly brown some fresh or thawed ground beef, throw in some William's or McCormick's chili seasoning, and maybe a can of Ro*Tel and/or red kidney beans, why would you settle for this crap?!

Great taste, the best for chili dogs! I live in assisted living and don’t have much of a kitchen, so I’m always looking for things that are easy to put together with a microwave, an air fryer, a counter-top contact grill, and a toaster. One of my favorite meals is cooked rice topped with this chili and finished with grated Colby-jack cheese. I get enough for two meals from one can. OK, not exactly gourmet fine dining, but tasty! I keep it on hand always. Good stuff!

Very tasty

No chunks of meat in the can of chili. Did I get a bad batch? Seriously I’ve opened dog food that’s had more meaty bits in it, mine had zero. It was like opening a can of refried beans. I’ve haven’t been this disappointed in meat in a can ever. Avoid this horrible misleading product!

Gelatinous goop reminds me of dog food from the 80's. There are no chunks of meat is in the picture on the box. OK for hot dogs, I guess, but I don't eat hot dogs. Eating this in a bowl is disgusting because of the texture. Taste is OK, but I needed to add garlic powder, hot sauce and other spices. They left in in the blender on "puree" too long.

Good taste, good price.

I have not even opened a single can of this to taste what it is like, but I can tell you right off I would not order it again because of the condition of the cans. I bought these to store for some period of time, and for reasons I am not going to go into here, you don't store dented cans. 4 out of the 6 cans in the package were substantially dented, and therefore unsuitable to put up for storage. A sorry accounting of yourselves, in my opinion.

Very good chili

made the best chili dogs