Funny I had n eee ver heard of this. But I thought to myself that’s a really good idea. (I like chili, I like spaghetti, so why not.) but I’m like damn that picture makes it look awful.
I would 100% eat this without beans.
Before anyone decides to come at me, I am autistic and the texture of most beans make me want to puke.
No need to make excuses, beans suck!
Yeah but people get pissy about chili.
Throw some oyster crackers on there for crunch and more carbs, and it’s even better.
Just good vibes at skyline.
When you hear jokes about Italians getting angry at non-traditional pizzas, in reality it's about certain Americans and chili.
They'll literally beat eachother up if there's beans, no beans, this spice, not that spice, etc. While Italians don't give a fuck about peoples pizza, as long as they don't try to call it authentic Italian when it's not.
That's like saying you can't enjoy skirt steaks because you've had ribeye.
Or ever eaten any actual chili
I'm high and would definitely eat this rn.
Coming off 72 hours of non stop nausea and I'd eat any fucking thing I can.
Thankfully it says cheese is not included.
I can just use a regular amount if I make it. I wonder how different types of cheese will taste on it.
Parmesan would be interesting. Blue cheese would be horrid but I wanna try that too.
Like enough for one bite so the rest isn't ruined.
I can only stand Cincinnati chili with a bunch of cheese and hot sauce. The coneys are the best way to eat that chili close second is a chili dip.
What? That looks delicious.
Large billboards that say "Hell is real!" Or something similar. They are so frequent in the more remote areas that it has been noticed by other parts of the world. Those wacky Evangelicals at it again. Those little rascals.
I haven't even gotten to posting to the obscenely large object memes yet.
Nah we got this shit in the south too.
Like hell
Maybe in your family
Nah it’s actually quite flavorful. It’s more like a carby coney dog
Chili Mac is definitely a delicious thing. Why not Chili Spaghetti?!
Is that not normal food where you’re from?
Yeah honestly it’s one of the few meats I still crave as a pescatarian, which is weird because it’s always been pretty good but nothing super special aside from tasting like home
This is good a few times a year. You can get habanero cheese and they have a good house hot sauce. You can also do mini coneys instead of noodles.
What is a mini coney? Like Fritos?
Lol no a small chili cheese dog. Usually get three https://www.skylinechili.com/menu/
I honestly never had chili on spaghetti till I moved here. It also only happened because we were too poor for spaghetti sauce.
As a native, I can confirm that when you order a three-way (no I'm not kidding, that's actually what they're called) they will absolutely murder it with shredded cheese. Sometimes it's piled up like 3-4 inches high. They do the same with the coneys too but you can only really stack like 2 inches of cheese on a hot dog bun.
I've heard of a five way, what's that?
It’s fluffy cheese, way less than you would have on pizza anyway
That guy must have never left Cincinnati, because they're the only people in the world who like this stuff
Truly terrifying
Chilimac is great. It is not like regular chili and is best topped with cheddar cheese and diced onion.
So, you’re looking at this and it looks like normal chili. And you’re thinking chili with cheese and spaghetti, yeah I could go for that. Then you eat it, and some asshole put cinnamon in the chili instead of chili powder and cumin and you realize you have been duped into eating Christmas vomit with cheese and noodles.
Don't get me wrong, I like all these things. But this looks fucking disgusting. Get better cooking skills. Don't treat yourself like this.
@lemmy.ml
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Cincinnati chili has one of the biggest disconnects between looks and taste in food. It looks like absolute trash. It's a meal you would assume a hobo made from random dumpster dives. Sometimes they show a big plate of it during a national sports broadcast that's in Cincinnati, and I've seen people leave the room because it literally makes them nauseous. But damn if it isn't shockingly tasty, filling, and satisfying. Something about the cinnamon and beans, plus spaghetti underneath just clicks, and it's rare to find someone who generally doesn't like it when they give it a chance. It's a weird food.
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