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Chili is ALWAYS best made from scratch, but there is a place for the canned stuff in my pantry.
In a pinch, canned chili is a quick and convenient meal that’s hearty and will satisfy a chili craving.
But not all canned chili is created equal. Hormel instantly comes to mind as a canned chili that is not worthy of a repeat buy with a less-than-generous amount of meat, mushy beans, and a bland gravy.
Adding to my pantry, I recently picked up some Southgate All Beef Chili with beans. I’ve never tried this brand before, so I figured it was worth the gamble to sample and besides, it couldn’t be any worse than Hormel.
Chili over white rice
Prepared on the stovetop and served over white rice – my favorite way to enjoy chili – this is pretty good stuff for a canned chili and a discount brand at that! The portion of ground beef was decent, there was also a good amount of beans that were firm, not mushy, and bringing it all together was a very pleasant-tasting gravy. With a nicely balanced tomato base, you get the notes of chili pepper, onion, cumin, garlic, and oregano.
A 15-ounce can of Southgate Chili will cost you $1.25 at Dollar Tree. It’s very reasonably priced and it tastes good making it worthy of a repeat buy. This chili without question tastes better than Hormel and I know that’s not saying much, but I would put it up against Campbell’s Chunky Chili, Wolf Brand Chili, and Walmart’s store brand Great Value as better tasting. I’m giving Southgate All Beef Chili with beans 4 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars. Compare the $1.25 you’ll spend on the Southgate to the $1.79 for Hormel, $2.26 for Wolf, and $1.63 for Great Value. Southgate is worth having a couple cans in your pantry.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
~ Mike
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Food Review: Southgate All Beef Chili with beans
Chili is ALWAYS best made from scratch, but there is a place for the canned stuff in my pantry.
In a pinch, canned chili is a quick and convenient meal that’s hearty and will satisfy a chili craving.
But not all canned chili is created equal. Hormel instantly comes to mind as a canned chili that is not worthy of a repeat buy with a less-than-generous amount of meat, mushy beans, and a bland gravy.
Adding to my pantry, I recently picked up some Southgate All Beef Chili with beans. I’ve never tried this brand before, so I figured it was worth the gamble to sample and besides, it couldn’t be any worse than Hormel.
Chili over white rice
Prepared on the stovetop and served over white rice – my favorite way to enjoy chili – this is pretty good stuff for a canned chili and a discount brand at that! The portion of ground beef was decent, there was also a good amount of beans that were firm, not mushy, and bringing it all together was a very pleasant-tasting gravy. With a nicely balanced tomato base, you get the notes of chili pepper, onion, cumin, garlic, and oregano.
A 15-ounce can of Southgate Chili will cost you $1.25 at Dollar Tree. It’s very reasonably priced and it tastes good making it worthy of a repeat buy. This chili without question tastes better than Hormel and I know that’s not saying much, but I would put it up against Campbell’s Chunky Chili, Wolf Brand Chili, and Walmart’s store brand Great Value as better tasting. I’m giving Southgate All Beef Chili with beans 4 out of 5 Bachelor on the Cheap stars. Compare the $1.25 you’ll spend on the Southgate to the $1.79 for Hormel, $2.26 for Wolf, and $1.63 for Great Value. Southgate is worth having a couple cans in your pantry.
$pend Wisely My Friends…
~ Mike
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If you appreciate the article you just read and want to support more great content on BachelorontheCheap.com, you can help keep this site going with a one-time or monthly donation. Thank you so much for your support! ~ Mike