Wolf Brand Chili Without Beans, Packed with Protein, 15 Ounce

I buy some instant rice, cut up some onions, a big handful of cheddar cheese, chopped lettuce and cherry tomatoes - heat this no bean chili and pretty much dump everything into a bowl and stir it up (I usually drop the lettuce on top so it doesn't wilt from the heat) and I have a pretty good burrito bowl without much work. I've always liked the Wolf brand chili and this is such a fast and easy way to make a decent dinner or even a big lunch if I'm really hungry. Great stuff!

After trying several canned chili's, this is one that that actually tastes like real chili. I keep a few cans around for when I don't feel like cooking anything.

I grew up with this chili as a staple in the pantry. Still my favorite when you need a quick lunch or dinner with little prep time.My favorite canned chili.

OK in a pinch

Delicious! I have used it exclusively for chilidogs. I was a Hormel guy for many years, but decided to try Wolf on a whim, and you can consider me a convert.

Love Wolf chili it has great flavor. My dad loves these.

It took Amazon a month to ship one can of chili. I wanted to try it before buying a case. What a let down and waste of time! I have now tried every brand of canned chili. The best by far is Campbell's Chunky Chili, regular or hot. It used to be priced the same as their chunky soups, but now is higher, but still the best, in my opinion. Add diced onions and a splash of apple cider vinegar. Yummm

Not quite as good as it's Angus beef cousin, but definitely better other leading brands I've tried. If it's all you can get, you could do worse. But if the Angus beef variety is available, go with that one.