Run on Ammo?

[OkieStubble]

Hormel can probably last for a century! I’ll go through my closet today. I am interested in that question myself.

So I did a side by side taste test today Brian. A can of Hormel chili vs. a can of Wolf Brand. Both with beans. Warmed up separately and added a couple of sliced up beef hot dogs into both. Both cans of chili, had almost matching expiration dates of about a year a piece.

Hormel was gross. Wolf brand blew it away with looks and taste. your miles may vary my brother.

 

[Bhugo]

So I did a side by side taste test today Brian. A can of Hormel chili vs. a can of Wolf Brand. Both with beans. Warmed up separately and added a couple of sliced up beef hot dogs into both. Both cans of chili, had almost matching expiration dates of about a year a piece.

Hormel was gross. Wolf brand blew it away with looks and taste. your miles may vary my brother.

Lol. I’ll have to try Wolf brand! I use the bean free version of normal to make chili dog.....with a good dose of my homemade siriracha sauce.

 

[OkieStubble]

Lol. I’ll have to try Wolf brand! I use the bean free version of normal to make chili dog.....with a good dose of my homemade siriracha sauce.

I'm interested in this? I love Sriracha!

 

[jkingrph]

We get some labeled Texas Chili, by the Texas Chili Company down here in Texas. It comes in a heavy plastic bag in a plain looking cardboard box, like a brick. Beats Wolf brand hands down. You find in in the refrigerated/frozen sections in grocery stores.

 

[Earcutter]

Sriracha? Gents, if you live in an urban environment with a West Indian store, you’ve got to try this Barbados magic.

I put it in everything!

 

[ChiefHA]

You can see the scuff mark on the log where I slipped and stepped on the timber rattler while mushroom hunting last year .40 lobotomy soon followed along with a change of pants

 

[ChiefHA]

 

[Esox]

You can see the scuff mark on the log where I slipped and stepped on the timber rattler while mushroom hunting last year .40 lobotomy soon followed along with a change of pants

Dayum.

I stepped on a big old snapping turtle fishing one day. I thought his shell was just another rock in the water lol. That scared me enough, never mind steeping on that.

 

[FarmerTan]

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I'll quit complaining about living in Michigan now!

 

[Claudel Xerxes]

I'll quit complaining about living in Michigan now!

We have them in here in MI. I'm not sure how far up north though. I live a little north of Lansing, and last year a rattler was found near a restroom on a local nature trail.

 

[FarmerTan]

We have them in here in MI. I'm not sure how far up north though. I live a little north of Lansing, and last year a rattler was found near a restroom on a local nature trail.

Yeah, I saw a small one in my woods years back while riding my dirt bike.

A guy in the town over just west of us was actually bit while doing some gardening about 15 years ago, and there was a really hard time getting the anti venom (if I'm using the right werd) at the time. It seems like I remember that it expires, or something.

I was just kinda was referring to the fact that it's more rare for us to step on a rattle snake here in Michigan than for our neighbors to the west.

 

[Ad Astra]

Sriracha? Gents, if you live in an urban environment with a West Indian store, you’ve got to try this Barbados magic.

I put it in everything!

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Yes! Worked with a Barbados girl; she brought some. A very decent mustard-based hot sauce (scotch bonnet?)- put it on your flying fish sandwich! with a side of roti, from Trinidad.


AA

 

[OkieStubble]

We get some labeled Texas Chili, by the Texas Chili Company down here in Texas. It comes in a heavy plastic bag in a plain looking cardboard box, like a brick. Beats Wolf brand hands down. You find in in the refrigerated/frozen sections in grocery stores.

Lots of refrigerator brands best canned chili. Brian and I are talking survival food. That means, shelf stable chili. Do you know of a shelf stable canned brand better then Wolf Brand? I’m all ears.

 

[OkieStubble]

Sriracha? Gents, if you live in an urban environment with a West Indian store, you’ve got to try this Barbados magic.

I put it in everything!

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Is that a two liter pop bottle?

 

[OkieStubble]

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Most Summers, We travel to Apache Oklahoma for a Rattlesnake Roundup. I catch Rattlesnakes all day and fry them up and drink beer all night.

Taste like chicken.

 

[oc_in_fw]

Lol. I’ll have to try Wolf brand! I use the bean free version of normal to make chili dog.....with a good dose of my homemade siriracha sauce.

I, of course, prefer homemade chili, but when I want a quick Frito Chili pie, I go with no bean Wolf brand. Take Fritos, top with chili, cheese, raw white onions, and hot sauce. It will stick to your ribs (and gut and butt )

 

[Lightcs1776]

Most Summers, We travel to Apache Oklahoma for a Rattlesnake Roundup. I catch Rattlesnakes all day and fry them up and drink beer all night.

Taste like chicken.

I had some senior enlisted that did that when I was much, much younger. I never had the opportunity to try it, but folks seemed to really like the meat.

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[Earcutter]

Is that a two liter pop bottle?

Yes sir. It’s not about the packaging that’s for sure. It’s all about the volume in this case.

 

[OkieStubble]

Yes sir. It’s not about the packaging that’s for sure. It’s all about the volume in this case.

I'm thinking that will go really well with my Sardines packed in mustard. I need to find a Indian Cuisine brick & mortar and see if i can find that.

 

[HARMON]

Lots of refrigerator brands best canned chili. Brian and I are talking survival food. That means, shelf stable chili. Do you know of a shelf stable canned brand better then Wolf Brand? I’m all ears.

I like these, but they are regional thing, known as "Cincinnati style chilli".