r/chili • u/Present_Debate335 Chili Goddess 👸 • 26d ago

Back at it 🌶️ letting this simmer all day

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u/Present_Debate335 Chili Goddess 👸 26d ago

Haven't made chili in months, but I was craving it. Going to make some cornbread to go with it. How do you guys eat your chili?

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u/rileypunk 26d ago

I'll eat it anyway. Crackers mixed in, spooned onto a cracker, doritos mixed in, with Pringle, with cornbread, cheese onion and jalapeño mixed in, on spaghetti, mixed with Mac n cheese, on a hot dog. Doesn't matter

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u/ispy1917 25d ago

Yes, to all the above.

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u/BiffBanter 24d ago

Would you eat it in a house?

Would you eat it with a mouse?

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u/rileypunk 24d ago

I would eat it in a house.

I would just toss in the mouse.

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u/OminousVictory 26d ago

I like breaking up tortilla chips and sprinkling it on top. I eat my chili cold, it melts on my tongue and I can taste all the flavors.

Oyster crackers Cheddar cheese melted Small amount of sour cream if it’s hot.

Sometimes over a bed of white rice.

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u/YoungTex 9d ago

Never thought about eating chili cold. Great breakfast move now that you mentioned it…

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u/Thin_Possession3832 26d ago

That's crazy I just family dinner with my close friends every Tuesday. I made a giant pot of chili for fries hotdogs and nachos.

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u/BiffBanter 24d ago

With the beans? Dont they get super duper soft when simmered that long?