Campbell's Chunky Chili with Beans, 15.25 oz. Microwavable Bowl

I’ve been buying Campbell’s Chunky Chili with Beans (Roadhouse) for a while now and I really like it. It’s a very decent, good-tasting chili that feels like a classic Campbell’s product—reliable, hearty, and satisfying. It’s easy to heat up and eat, and the texture is great (nice chunks, good amount of beans). Flavor-wise it’s not very spicy, which I actually prefer, and it has that classic chili taste that works great on its own or with toppings. The only small downside is it can be a little bit salty, but honestly the overall flavor makes up for it

This chili has the most beans in out of it out of any brand of Chili with Beans. Between Wendy's, Hormel, Stagg, and this Campbell's Chunky, the Campbell's has the most beans. Perfect if you love beans and protein. Tastes great and filling, and great serving size.

Large can of beef and beans chili with distinctive Cambell’s familiar tomato base that will remind you of their famous tomato soup. There’s easily enough for two and it’s great with a dollop of sour cream, chopped onion and some tortilla chips. Spice it up with Tabasco if you like it that way.

taste great

Great price

Really like the chilli. Great flavor plenty of meat and beans

My family tried this and none of us truly 'liked' it. It was tolerable but the meat was one of those textures that makes you think that you may find gristle at any time and the flavor was just 'hot'. If you like meaninglessly hot things, then this would likely be a favorite for you. I am not opposed to hot. The very best chili that I have ever eaten was a co-worker who used ghost peppers; however, the heat 'complimented' the flavor (and his chili seriously did have flavor). This is tasteless and unnecessarily hot. I suspect that the hot is just to cover the lack of quality ingredients.

Good chili and priced almost a dollar cheaper than Wal-Mart.

2 cans for 25 bucks total rip off