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Posted: 10/21/2016 11:18:51 AM EST
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Chili with beans
Ergo, they added beans to chili. It's not chili. |
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The US Government says "with beans". That sounds pretty authoritative to me.
Case closed. |
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The army has a long history of feeding its soldiers slumgullion.
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Chili doesn't have beans, but you can add beans to chili if you want, in that case you got chili with beans.
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Actually you are correct. Otherwise of beans were normally in it. It would just say chili. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Chili with beans Ergo, they added beans to chili. It's not chili. Actually you are correct. Otherwise of beans were normally in it. It would just say chili. Yep. If beans were integral to a foodstuff being called chili there would be no need to point it out. It would be like saying 'Chili with chili peppers'. |
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Beans in chili is like having a bad case of herpes, you don't want that shit.
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You mean the same Army that though this camo was great? https://www.milspecmonkey.com/articles/ENVG_2036m.jpg View Quote What camo, I don't see shit. |
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If beans were a chili ingredient the label would say "chili" not "chili with beans".
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The Army is good at killing people and breaking things. They are not good at food.
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Quick! Someone generate a chart of the various tiers of chili! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Its Milspec now. Quick! Someone generate a chart of the various tiers of chili! Texas Red =T1 Other beanless chilis =T2 Chili with silly ingredients such as beans, tofu, candy sprinkles=T3 |
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You mean the same Army that though this camo was great? https://www.milspecmonkey.com/articles/ENVG_2036m.jpg View Quote That camo IS great! You totally can't see his right eye! |
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This from the same place that brought our Soldiers in Vietnam "Ham and Motherfuckers"?
Granted I know that was more DoD, but still, there are some things you dont do. Beans in Chili and 4 fingers of death are not right. |
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They have to mark the envelopes to tell the Soldiers what should be in the bag (or what the ingredients started as)..
Not necessarily what it looks, smells, and tastes like once you actually put it in your mouth. |
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And how many times in recent history would you say "the government" got it right?
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The earliest reference I can find for Chili is in Wah-to-yah (and the Taos Trail) by Lewis Garrard from 1846. He clearly talks of being served Chili in the Taos Pueblo that had beans in it. So, it originally had beans. You can leave them out but them it ain’t really chili. Likewise you can leave the steak out of steak and baked potato. You might still call it steak and baked potato, but it’s really just a baked potato.
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Take a step back here. They are saying Chili contains no beans, however due to nutritional value, they decided adding beans to chili was a sound choice for field food. No problems with that.
Chili has no beans, but you CAN add them, which then makes it Chili with beans. This should end the debate. |
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The Army is WRONG
Beans, rice, et al are FILLERS and NOT part of true chili, which is meat and sauce and spice. If you add shit to chili that's fine, but it's FILLER, not the actual CHILI. |
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I like it either way but am cutting out most carbs so no beans..
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Take a step back here. They are saying Chili contains no beans, however due to nutritional value, they decided adding beans to chili was a sound choice for field food. No problems with that. Chili has no beans, but you CAN add them, which then makes it Chili with beans. This should end the debate. View Quote You'd think that and I'm with you. But I'm guessing two more pages. |
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You mean the same Army that though this camo was great? https://www.milspecmonkey.com/articles/ENVG_2036m.jpg View Quote It was great camouflage!!!! For like 4 remote locations found on Earth. |
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The Army is WRONG Beans, rice, et al are FILLERS and NOT part of true chili, which is meat and sauce and spice. If you add shit to chili that's fine, but it's FILLER, not the actual CHILI. View Quote Yep, that's why it's called chili WITH BEANS, if it were just chili it would not have had beans. The beans are used to add filler and make it cheaper since beans are cheap calories. |
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You mean the same Army that though this camo was great? https://www.milspecmonkey.com/articles/ENVG_2036m.jpg View Quote That's the one. |
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