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Add this to the list of things you and I disagree on.
I had some at a local diner type place that was pretty good. It was spicy....most of it up there isn't. I tried and tried while I lived there, but couldn't ever get over the hump.
Gold Star was edible on a hotdog/coney. I had zero use for skyline in any shape or fashion...too sweet and cinnamony for me.
I've been eating Skyline 2-3x per week since I was old enough to ride my bike there.And Gold StarAdd this to the list of things you and I disagree on.
It is just that food that's never appealed to me. Everyone has a popular food they don't like for some reason. I see friends putting chili on hot dogs and it makes me want to puke. Why would you put something that looks like dog doo on your hot dog? People love it though, i get it. Enjoy your bowl of slop.
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They are the preeminent authority on the dish, sanctioning over 200 events worldwide with over 1 Milion attendees annually.
I thought your initial comment about chili was shtick.
Many people have a popular food they don't like. I would not say that very many people have a popular food that they've never even TRIED.
it is not judge's chili, it is random googled chili. He would never waste that much time making chili
Seems weird to say "other ingredients" which could theoretically include...what? Crackers? Peanut butter? Cottage cheese? But let's be sure to exclude two specific ingredients that we know people use to cook what they refer to as "chili".Official International Chili Society sanctioning body is pretty clear on the rules of what constitutes Chili:
They are the preeminent authority on the dish, sanctioning over 200 events worldwide with over 1 Milion attendees annually.
There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza, even though it sucks.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
This is how anarchy starts.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.
it happened.
I tried to warn you.This is how anarchy starts.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza.putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
it happened.
Maybe I tried it many moons ago. I really don't remember. What I do remember is that I don't care for chili. Any foods you don't care for?
There is no global sanctioning pizza body that expressly prohibits pineapple on pizza.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza, even though it sucks.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.
it happened.
"4. Homestyle Chili is defined by the International Chili Society as the cook's favorite combination of ingredients resulting in a dish seasoned with chili peppers and spices."
so, by rules, the cooks put their favorite ingredients in this one. I'd say that probably makes a pretty awesome batch of delicious chili. bet it's loaded with beans too!
Based on what you have said in this thread, you are in no position to be a judge of anything in the culinary realm. But I'll overlook that out of my sense of sporting fun.
What? What??!! Oh my lord, what is wrong with you? Sweet pickles are THE BEST! And who doesn't like Indian and Chinese dessert items?? :doublefacepalm:
LOL at "global sanctioning body." When a group from Terlingua decides to create a "World Championship" its no more a global sanctioning body than when a bunch of guys from Memphis decide their competition is the World Championship of barbecue. Its a local group enforcing their own local preferences.There is no global sanctioning pizza body that expressly prohibits pineapple on pizza.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza, even though it sucks.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.
it happened.
"4. Homestyle Chili is defined by the International Chili Society as the cook's favorite combination of ingredients resulting in a dish seasoned with chili peppers and spices."
so, by rules, the cooks put their favorite ingredients in this one. I'd say that probably makes a pretty awesome batch of delicious chili. bet it's loaded with beans too!
You beans guys are free to flounder in the minor leagues. let us know when you're ready to make the step up to the majors.
pretty sure the FFA Chili Society is clearly PRO-BEANS as we can see in this here thread. I don't think any other group has jurisdiction here.LOL at "global sanctioning body." When a group from Terlingua decides to create a "World Championship" its no more a global sanctioning body than when a bunch of guys from Memphis decide their competition is the World Championship of barbecue. Its a local group enforcing their own local preferences.There is no global sanctioning pizza body that expressly prohibits pineapple on pizza.
You beans guys are free to flounder in the minor leagues. let us know when you're ready to make the step up to the majors.
I, for one, make it a steadfast rule to only eat foods approved by a global sanctioning body.There is no global sanctioning pizza body that expressly prohibits pineapple on pizza.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza, even though it sucks.putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
it happened.
"4. Homestyle Chili is defined by the International Chili Society as the cook's favorite combination of ingredients resulting in a dish seasoned with chili peppers and spices."
so, by rules, the cooks put their favorite ingredients in this one. I'd say that probably makes a pretty awesome batch of delicious chili. bet it's loaded with beans too!
You beans guys are free to flounder in the minor leagues. let us know when you're ready to make the step up to the majors.
There isn't anything even remotely common that I dislike that I haven't tried in the last 5 years, much less long enough ago that I don't even remember if I've ever had it.
They're banning beans in those categories for the same reason baseball banned steroids.There is no global sanctioning pizza body that expressly prohibits pineapple on pizza.you can put fruit (pineapple) on a pizza and it's still pizza, even though it sucks.There is a "homestyle" chili category that allows for "whatever you want" (aka beans), but it is not considered one of the 3 main categories (salsa being the 3rd), and no "World Champion" is crowned. Homestyle chili category is basically there to placate the people can't afford to make real chili, and have to resort to cheap fillers like beans.
putting beans in a chili doesn't mean it's not chili.
it happened.
"4. Homestyle Chili is defined by the International Chili Society as the cook's favorite combination of ingredients resulting in a dish seasoned with chili peppers and spices."
so, by rules, the cooks put their favorite ingredients in this one. I'd say that probably makes a pretty awesome batch of delicious chili. bet it's loaded with beans too!
You beans guys are free to flounder in the minor leagues. let us know when you're ready to make the step up to the majors.
you want A1 on your steak, slather it!
i agree
I don't think it does, but that's just me. Their coney dogs are awesome; I just can't take their "chili" over spaghetti noodles.
