Stagg Chili Steak House no beans review

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Stagg Chili Steak House no beans

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Throw a little cornbread, refries, and a dollap of sour cream alongside this chili, and you really have a decent feasr going on

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  Now THIS is what off the supermarket shelf chili should be! This is good stuff even if I don’t make it from scratch. Yes, this is the chili that costs up to
  two dollars at the store, but if you can get it on sale, this chili is a good meal. It’s loaded with juicy beef, and not swimming in salty grease like so many canned ...
- chilis out there. I feel like I’m actually serving good food when I have Steak House, and that means a lot to me. I honestly don’t know of any other pre-prepared chili
  out there which I would even say remotely comes close to this. Throw a little cornbread, refries, and a dollap of sour cream alongside this chili, and you really have a decent feasr going on.
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