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Glad you could tell I was trolling...I came back to edit my post feeling bad
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You are posing this poll to a group that is largely midwest based. In the midwest, "chili" always has beans.
Also in the midwest, they call bean soup chili. |
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I voted no beans, but actually don't have quite as visceral of a reaction to the bean thing as some. My mom's chili had beans and its still some of my favorite chili. But frankly, when I make it I don't bother with them. They're filler and not really good filler at that.
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Nice thread. I got tired of reading "real texas chili has no beans, if it has beans its not real chili" after about 5 posts.
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Chili with out beans is not chili
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Chili going in the crockpot right now. Beans galore. Should be delicious.
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HEY GUYS I ATE AT THIS ONE PLACE AND HAVE PASSIONATE OPINIONS ABOUT FOOD NOW!
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I spent quite a bit of time in Texas and have had many bowls of Texas chili. Thanks, but I'll have mine with beans. Just to clarify, "carne" is meat in Spanish, not beans.
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