Let’s get nasty! Beans in Chili Prove me wrong

[Smart]

Let’s get nasty! Beans in Chili Prove me wrong

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Are you a Texan or a yankee.

The facts are simple. Your opinions don't mean much.

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Neither do yours [emoji23][emoji23]

[Smart]

I see the burnt out pothead finally showed up[emoji23]

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[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Neither do yours [emoji23][emoji23]

Correct.

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[Burntorange Bowhunter]

I see the burnt out pothead finally showed up[emoji23]

I'm about as far from a hippie as you can get.

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[zztex]

I'm about as far from a hippie as you can get.

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What makes you think I was talking about you?😄

[Smart]

I'm about as far from a hippie as you can get.

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It didn’t say anything about a hippy[emoji12]

[Smart]

Correct.

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Saved!![emoji23]

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

It didn’t say anything about a hippy[emoji12]

The original comment did. Lol.

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[TheHammer]

Id bet they didn’t....
They would have carried dry beans with them on the trail, not canned...
The dry beans would have taken longer to cook than the chili itself & tasted like rocks...

How many of those who put beans in their chili, do so without using canned precooked beans?

They also used dried beef, or beej jerky as their beef. I’m willing to bet you don’t use beef jerky in yours....

[Trumpkin]

All I know is any chili worth its salt makes me really regret it in the morning...

[deerplanter]

I like beans in my chili and stewed tomatoes in my gumbo. I make and eat what I like and could care less if it's traditional or not just tasty.

[Dale Moser]

Beans were not an issue until the Texas chili cookoffs started, then in Terlingua, Texas in 1967 the CASI rules banned beans. Now all the experts claim there never was beans in real chili. But there is no evidence to back up that claim.

Exactly. And their opinions don't mean any more than their stupid rules.

[Crazy Horse]

They also used dried beef, or beej jerky as their beef. I’m willing to bet you don’t use beef jerky in yours....

Beef is beef - quality used in chili is irrelevant....

But pair it with the right whiskey & I’d eat beef jerky chili too...

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

I like beans in my chili and stewed tomatoes in my gumbo. I make and eat what I like and could care less if it's traditional or not just tasty.

So you do care a little.

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[friscopaint]

Beans and now put potatoes in my chili. Even eat it on spaghetti, and love hunting fence lines