Signature Tomato Garden Vegetable was a Campbell's soup. Product discontinued in mid-2000s. Their finest may be Chunky Chili with Beans.
Stagg Classic Chili with Beans
The Stagg Classic Chili with Beans from Hormel was different. Stagg is aromatic.
Perhaps it's "slow simmered," has two types of beans, less water, or a secret. It was warm. 4/5 of 129 reviews for Stagg were positive.
Marie Callender’s Angus Beef Chili with Beans
Marie Callender's is good. The quality of Angus Beef Chili with Beans equals its lasagnas and mac 'n cheese. This brand is half as much as Amy's.
An easy-open can makes chilli prep easier. Chili's colour was off-putting before cooking, but it tasted delicious. Sumptuous, thick, salty, and with meat. It has 15 g of protein.
Kroger Original No Beans Chili
Fry's, Dillons, and Fred Meyer are owned by Kroger. Our $1.99 sample was Kroger Original No Beans Chili. It was weak and reddish, but not awful for the price.
Hormel Chunky Beef Chili With Beans
Red velvet pieces are in Hormel beef chilli with beans. This is the brand I eat if I'm hungry. Key chile. Jalapenos, green chilies, and spices are used.
Nalley Big Chunk Chili Con Carne
Bean-free chilli con carne is Nalley Big Chunk. Nalley's boast of "large servings" of "more meat" tricked me despite the beans. Fragments sank to bowl's bottom.
Amy’s Organic Medium Chili
Amy's Organic Medium Chili is made with organic red beans and tofu. Organic Amy's needs salt and pepper. Gardein? Kids and partner hated the blandness.