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Old 11-28-2018, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by rivaridger1 View Post
Lived in Cincinnati 25 years. The local chili is an " acquired " taste. I always liked Gold Star better then Skyline. A three way with a Coney on the side.

Well, I guess I haven't acquired it yet. I am eating the Skyline as I write this and I really wanted to like it.

1. Yes it is very salty. Generally we like spicy foods so I was able to tolerate it but just barely.

2. Consistency --it seemed more like a mushy soup than chili -- our chile usually has the consistency of, say perhaps, sloppy joe's -- not so soupy -- you cannot eat this with a fork -- it requires a spoon.

3. It did have a little heat "kick" to it - perhaps it was the paprika - which I did not mind.

4. I tasted a strong flavor of either 5-spice or Chinese All-spice, two flavors I don't care for.

5. I will not be buying this ever again.
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