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I'm not hugely a fan of fast food, but I really love Wendy's Chilli. When I have my huge gap between classes on my Wednesdays, I like getting a Wendy's small chilli for lunch. =O
YUM.
Though the best chilli I've ever had was probably this curry rice chilli I had at work. Nommmm.
Do you like chilli?
Chili is smurfing amazing! Never thought of trying Wendy's chili though. I'll have to get on that.
Chilidogs are bomb. That may be my roots to Sonic the Hedgehog showing, but damn it all I don't care. :monster:
Wendy's chili is amazing. I usually get that instead of fries when I go to Wendy's.
I prefer chicken chili to beef.
Rye... should you eat chili?
Note to self: Don't work out after eating Wendy's chilli. ;___;
:onoes:
Anyway, I love chili. Last time my mom made chili in a crock pot or whatever I ate that stuff for about a week and it was :bigsmile:.
I've eaten at Wendy's like three times in my entire life. The first two times I got the chili, and the third time I regretted not getting the chili.
I like chili with a lot of sour cream.
Although the best chili in the whole wold is made by... [suspense] ...ME! I make amazing and healthy turkey chili. In fact, I am feeling inspired and should totally make some this week.
Mmmm, turkey chili sounds good.
I think chili is actually best with lentils though, no meats.
Teach me how to make your chili, Shlup!
I want some chili now. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
I usually enjoyed Wendy's chili. Back when I ate there. That was back before they cared how long we were out for lunch. Its too far away now that they care. Burger King used to have better chili. Bigger, thicker, and cheesier. Sour cream sounds like a great addition though
I have actually never had Wendy's chili, but I like Wendy's. Their burgers aren't terrible and they have a lot of weird stuff on the menu so I can get different things. Also some of them use sea salt on their fries now.
I make a really good white chicken chili. It would make you all go yum.
I love chili. My dad made a huge pot of it and we ate for a week. It was awesome.
Wendy's is pretty decent for fast food. I like their buffalo chicken sammich. I should try their chili at some point.
I made a super delicious pot of chili last week. It's not the most traditional chili since I add a lot of tomatoes and tomato paste, but it was freakin' yummy. I worked off of Simply Recipe's Chili Con Carne with a few variations here and there. Like, I use ground beef instead of chuck roast.
I like the extra flavor the fingers bring! :bigsmile:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/images/chili3.jpg
Terrifying. :D
My favorite dish is curry chicken, and with lots of chili. There's nothing better than curry chicken, seriously.
Oh yes, I luuuurve me some chili! Spicy food is delicious.
Wendy's chili is delicious, especially with some of that awesome hot sauce they give you. It's the perfect thing to eat on a cold winter's day. :D
Oh my god, this thread is absolutely horrifying to me. I worked at Wendy's for a year when I was a teenager. If you saw how they make their chili and if you smelled everything before it all actually went into the big pot, I hope you would change your mind about it.
Aside from that, I love chili. I really enjoy homemade chili when it isn't so tomato-y or acid-y. Hormel chili is pretty good, too.
I was hoping the toechili reference hadn't been made yet :( ah well~
I was going to mention the finger thing in the first post, but I thought Rye would've gotten mad at me for being distasteful.
It's OK. XD It won't deter me from my chili! <3
Yeah, I worked there too. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
I don't really like any chilli though.
Frozen vegetablesQuote:
Originally Posted by NeoCrackerYeah, I worked there too. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
I don't really like any chilli though.
tomato base
frozen beans
old hamburger meat that you cannot serve as burger meat for various reasons - overcooked, landed in grease trap, etc. You collect it all, put it in those wendy's tins, and the next day you boil them for hours before it's dropped into the wendy's chili broth.
Enjoy your chili.
I could eat some homemade chili right now. Too bad we don't have the ingredients atm.
Wendy's Chili is WONDERFUL. I get it rather than fries, or get a salad and pour the chili in it. Delicious. Steak & Shake's chili isn't bad either. :D
Nothing beats a good home made chili though.
If you had to smell that smurfing nastyass hamburger every day for a year as it's being boiled and wafting throughout the air of the back kitchen, you'd never go near that chili again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peegee
NeoCracker knows what I'm talking about. :(
And the taco salads? Are you kidding me? I'd rather die.
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.
Wait - how do you get your meat?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blues Agent
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...
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. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Roogle
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