I support a man's right to put beans in his chili, but then it becomes a stew.

I like it-

Just mix a little heavy cream with some buttermilk, and there ya' go. You can still hit the check out line like a boss.

I'll pick up some Claws too so they will know that I'm legit and not to be messed with.

...but of course you can't get all giddy at the last second and throw the newest Teen Beat magazine in the cart. That's what gets me every time.

Good call. I'll get an US Weekly.

That'll work. They won't even look you square in the eyes.

I don’t put beans in my chili. It’s mostly meat. There’s no tomato or beans in chili. But, I have been known to serve a side dish of chili beans for those that want beans. It’s the right thing to do if you want folks to like your cooking.

My chili is simple, it has meat, meat, meat, yellow onion, garlic, cumin, Pendry’s chili powder and their Smoke and Fire for the kick, and beef bone broth. It’s actually called Chili con Carne. Translate that and it’s ‘Chili with meat’

I will like it and eat it however my wife makes it. My Mama didn't raise no fool.

I learned a long long time ago that a can of ranch style with japalenos was about half the cost of a can of wolf brand chili and made it last a whole day longer.

it was an economic thing.

can of wolf brand
ranch style beans
bar s hot dogs
red onion
habanero juice
cheese and saltines

could eat 2 dinners for less than a trip thru mickey d's and it was probably healthier.

and you could make it in a motel room without being kicked out.

And could shart through a screen door at 20 yards.

Okie Beans i guess.......Is Bar S hot dogs even real meat?