For years we've been making Ugly Dip (cuz it's just not that pretty to look at!) with a can of Hormel Chili NO Beans and one brick of cream cheese. Microwave for about a minute, stir, and continue until all the cheese is blended. Fabulous with corn/tortilla chips and people rave about it - thinking it was much more difficult to make than it really is!! It never lasts long...

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 love this Hormel Chili without beans. To my surprise i opened a can up and it had beans in it. I looked back at label and it said no beans. I've never had that happen before so I threw it out because i didn't why that would happen. But rest of my Chili was no beans. Still going to buy it but still wonder how that could happen 🤔

....then you can't beat Hormel Chili No Bean. I prefer to make our chili (bean or no bean) because I am allergic to tomato, but this only has a very tiny amount and will do in a pinch, becoming a staple in our pantry - which is why I appreciate being able to buy 6 at a time for a reasonably cheaper price that at my local store one-at-a-time.

We tried this once out of curiosity. Now we will never go back. Great on tortilla chips with cheese and jalapenos. Awesome on hotdogs and shredded cheese. Packed full of meat and tons of flavor. these are two of our favorites, especially for Super Bowl Sunday.

I have made homemade chili for years . It was always requested for cookouts . I don't go as much as I use to , so I tried several brands of commercial chili, since I don't need a pot full. . Some were HORRIBLE , some were so-so . I tried Hormel and I love IT.

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!

We like no beans so my wife can make her excellent burritos. Our local Sam's Club was out of Hormel Chili with no beans, so I looked online and they had them at their warehouse so we ordered them and they came promptly with some Kleenex tissues we bought. The shipping fee was minimal.

With SO many people who need to eat gluten free for health reasons, WHY is gluten an ingredient added to Hormel Chili No Beans? I'm so sad that I cannot eat my favorite dip anymore. If you remove the gluten, I cannot believe that anyone would miss it. It's a totally unnecessary ingredient. Please use other "flours" to replace the wheat such as corn, almond, etc.

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.