Cincinnati Recipe Chili with Meat, 15-Ounce (Pack of 6)

Being from Cincy area, I fell in love with the Cincy brand chili. I tried the others, but to my taste, this is the best next to Dixie chili. The taste is slightly different with just a hint of sweetness and deeper flavor. I recommend you try this on coneiys and over spaghetti as a 3 way with extra cheese.

Great flavored Cincinnati-Style chili. It is every bit as good as the canned well-known brands, and is available in a 15-ounce can.

This has got to be THE WORST Chili ever made. Other reviewers gave it 5 stars. They must already be used to eating dog food, because that is exactly what it smelled and looked like! Tried this over spaghetti noodles with cheese. UCCCKKK! Taste like a rusty nail or maybe someone who just licked the tail pipe of a car. Don't waste your cash! 1 star is too good of a rating. Do yourself a favor and visit any grocery store and purchase a packet of McCormicks Chili Mix. Delicious!

I'm a Texan. Texans don't eat chili from Cincinnati, right? Wrong! This is a whole different flavor experience. The spice is entirely different. My grandson asked, "What smells like muffins?" When used in a dip with cream cheese and cheddar, we can wipe it out in a few minutes. It's amazing how much of that good stuff you can capture in a Scoop!

I was in a rush and picked the wrong chili. I usually get Skyline. The chili is good but lacks the kick Skyline has.

The product arrived with 2 of the 6 cans damaged and chili dried on the outside of the cans. Neither the packaging nor the box had any trace of chili, so it can be safely assumed they were pulled from the shelf, packaged and shipped in that condition. It is a non-returnable item.

Former roommate from Cincinnati got me hooked on this unique chili years ago. Still love it. Quick to prepare and yummy. Only complaint was the packaging. They used Styrofoam peanuts that somehow were sensitized to stick to everything, the cans, the box, my table, my hands, my clothes, etc. very annoying. Had to use a lint roller to remove the them from everything and I am still finding bits around the house. Never seen this before with this type of packaging.

I had wondered about this product for years (Having seen a similar product in a Skyline chili place,). I often make my own Cincinnati chili, but sometimes my hubby just wants a chili dog and this is perfect for a Saturday afternoon lunch....but be sure to cook it a bit to thicken it. DON'T just heat it up in the microwave...too watery.