Wendy's Chilli

That is probably true for the Wendy's you worked at Shorty, sadly it's not for every Wendy's establishment.

I love having chilli but of the milder kind...One time I had an entire serving of 5 at my ex's place....The next I paid for it in spades... X_X

I was about 9 or 10 years old when I asked my father to stop at Chili's on our way home.

He pulled up to the drive-through window and asked me what I wanted. I wanted a Frosty. I couldn't remember what it was called, but I knew it had something to do with cold. Was it Chilly? I told my dad that I wanted a Chilly.

"Are you sure? You want a Chili?" he asked, unsure of why I was asking for such a thing.

I was excited to get my Frosty, but I was disappointed when all I got was chili.

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Originally Posted by Blues Agent

That is probably true for the Wendy's you worked at Shorty, sadly it's not for every Wendy's establishment.

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Wait - how do you get your meat?

I'm very curious how tim hortons prepares its beef now - tim hortons is usually next to wendy's as its owners are partners, but it doesn't have a single item on its regular menu related to beef...

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Originally Posted by Roogle

I was about 9 or 10 years old when I asked my father to stop at Chili's on our way home.

He pulled up to the drive-through window and asked me what I wanted. I wanted a Frosty. I couldn't remember what it was called, but I knew it had something to do with cold. Was it Chilly? I told my dad that I wanted a Chilly.

"Are you sure? You want a Chili?" he asked, unsure of why I was asking for such a thing.

I was excited to get my Frosty, but I was disappointed when all I got was chili.

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That's horrible. I would be devistated as a 10 year old if I got a cup of chili when I was expecting a delicious frosty. :(

My dad usually got me what I wanted, so I decided to not make a big deal out of it because it was my fault. Such a lesson for a 10 year old! I told him the story later and he thought that it was funny.

I once hosted a Chilli Night for myself and friends. We ended up putting beer in the chilli, gravy powder in the chilli, exotic Indian spices in the chilli. A lot of flour ended up going in the chilli, also. Aparently none of this was a bad thing. The chilli did actually taste pretty good in the end, I have to admit.
Somehow sixty five beers ended up being drunk that night, though.

My mom makes the best chilli ever. I also really liked the chilli my elementary school served. They always served it with a cheese stick and cornbread, so all of us would mush it up into the chilli to make a sort of chilli filled cornbread sponge with cheese :3