Chili

[GatewaySnayke]

Does anyone know if chili is more of a regional food? I was eating some earlier and cannot recall ever hearing about a chili cook-off anywhere but the midwest and Texas.

[Socnorb11]

Not to hijack the thread, but a friend of mine and I were having a debate about whether chili was soup. Any opinions?

[docellis]

They had chili cook offs in the southeast where i used to live.

And I think it is a quasi soup since it is usually grouped with soup on buffets.

[Leroy]

We have cook-offs way up here in SD, so I assume they are everywhere.

And I consider it a soup, unless it's on fries or something. I love chili.

[sighyoung]

Not to hijack the thread, but a friend of mine and I were having a debate about whether chili was soup. Any opinions?

I think it could be a stew or a soup, depending upon how you make it.

[Fat_Bulldog]

Chili is great in bed.

[sighyoung]

Chili is great in bed.

Plus, if the bowl spills while you're sleeping, it won't set the bed on fire.

[Fat_Bulldog]

Chili is great in bed.

Plus, if the bowl spills while you're sleeping, it won't set the bed on fire.

That's what I'm talking about.

[GatewaySnayke]

I knock Steak N Shake when I get the chance on these boards, but I will say that their chili is the best I've ever tasted. And it's a good question about the soup or stew -- Rachael Ray would call it a "stoup." LOLOL.

I just never hear of people in anywhere but this part of the country liking it. I've heard quite a few New Englanders remark that it just looks disgusting.

[Popeye_Card]

I knock Steak N Shake when I get the chance on these boards, but I will say that their chili is the best I've ever tasted. And it's a good question about the soup or stew -- Rachael Ray would call it a "stoup." LOLOL.

I believe you are my polar opposite. I love Steak-N-Shake, but their chili is decidedly mediocre.

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