Chili : Beans or No Beans?
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I'm also mostly a Floridian who's had a good bit of Texas rub off on me.
Aha, but chili with or without beans is chili, just depends on where you are from. Example. For the southerners, if you ask for a milkshake, does it have ice cream in it? If so, to someone up north that's a milkshake with icecream, or a frappe. But in the south if you gave someone shook milk, they'd probably get quite upset.
I grew up with beans as an ingrediant in my chili. My wife...she's a Texan and she flipped out when she found out I wanted beans in my chili. So I see the regional thing.
Oh yea, I'm now in Cleveland, and we have Skyline Chili here. I love all kinds of chili, beans or no. I can tell you, if your used to southern style chili, avoid this place at all costs. First, as previously stated they do serve it over spaghetti noodles. That flipped me out. Next I tasted it. That is some of the nastiest chili I've ever had. I'd rather eat cold Wolf brand chili than eat Skyline Chili ever again.
Aha, but chili with or without beans is chili, just depends on where you are from. Example. For the southerners, if you ask for a milkshake, does it have ice cream in it? If so, to someone up north that's a milkshake with icecream, or a frappe. But in the south if you gave someone shook milk, they'd probably get quite upset.
I grew up with beans as an ingrediant in my chili. My wife...she's a Texan and she flipped out when she found out I wanted beans in my chili. So I see the regional thing.
Oh yea, I'm now in Cleveland, and we have Skyline Chili here. I love all kinds of chili, beans or no. I can tell you, if your used to southern style chili, avoid this place at all costs. First, as previously stated they do serve it over spaghetti noodles. That flipped me out. Next I tasted it. That is some of the nastiest chili I've ever had. I'd rather eat cold Wolf brand chili than eat Skyline Chili ever again.
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