This is made by the same company that makes Patterson's Beef Hot Dog Chili. I bought two cans. They both had similar expiration dates, however I noticed they have two different cans. One is pictured above with that cowboy on a horse. The other one is exactly the same except has a picture of a bull instead. The ingredients and nutrition facts are exactly the same, so my only thought is they were tricking me into buying both cans.
The first thing you can tell is that it's not made with meat. It just has a different look than other chili. The second thing you'll notice is the smell of paprika. Flavorwise this chili has a strong paprika and chili powder taste. It's also slightly sweet, not salty, not spicy either. I like this much better than Patterson's.
The first thing you can tell is that it's not made with meat. It just has a different look than other chili. The second thing you'll notice is the smell of paprika. Flavorwise this chili has a strong paprika and chili powder taste. It's also slightly sweet, not salty, not spicy either. I like this much better than Patterson's.
Ingredients: water, soy grits, tomato paste (tomatoes), dark chili powder (chili pepper, cumin, oregano, salt, silicon dioxide, garlic), lard type flavor (interesterified soybean oil, natural flavors), distilled vinegar (diluted with water, natural flavor, caramel coloring), hot sauce (aged cayenne peppers, distilled vinegar, water, sal, garlic powder), sugar, salt, brown sugar, smoked paprika, onion powder, xanthan gum, lecithin oil (liquid soya lecithin), garlic powder, black pepper.
What the heck is "lard type flavor," i.e. "interesterified soybean oil?"
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