Wendy's Chili With Beans, Canned Chili, 15 oz.

It's delicious. It's been awhile since I went to Wendy's and had their chili, but this tastes just as I remember it. Nicely seasoned and not too spicy. It has a nice ration of beans to meat. It's perfect for a quick filling meal when you want chili but don't have the time or don't want to bother with cooking homemade. I'll definitely buy it again.

Can only find chili with NO beans in grocery stores. Wanted chili beans! My father loves them. A bit pricey for a can...order as a treat

Love this chili! I use it with other ingredients, (extra veggies, more meat or beans) spices are tasty. Avocado and shredded cheese are good toppers.

Yes its a bit pricey for one small can of chili, but.... it is one of the best damn canned chili's on the market bar none. All real natural ingredients too. It dont get better than this for a canned chili. No regerts 😁

One of my favorite foods to eat I order all the time.....so very tasty add a little shredded cheese and some sour cream and sometimes a little corn and it makes a great meal

The chili itself is fine but Amazon is handing out the worst dented cans! Buying canned items with Amazon is very hit or miss these days. My kids love this chili in their school thermos’s. Just as good as at Wendy’s.

I love this chili. Honestly I think it’s as good if not better than the real deal from Wendy’s. It’s not spicy the taste and texture are great compared to Wendy’s as it does have crunchier veggies in it the are soft. Smells great. Awesome with shredded cheese and sour cream after heating. 100% hands down best canned chili ever. I love it. Not vegetarian as described it has beef in it.

My recent experience with this canned chili was, to put it mildly, deeply disappointing. While I cannot definitively state whether the condition of the can played a role in the sub-par taste, the overall impression was one of disgust and a stark contrast to expectations. From the moment I opened the can, a faint, yet unsettling, aroma wafted out. This was a prelude to the flavor that followed, which I can only describe as profoundly unpleasant. The most prominent note was a distinct "tinny" taste. This metallic undertone completely overpowered any other potential flavors that might have been present, leaving a lingering, artificial sensation on the palate. It was as if the essence of the can itself had seeped into the chili, rendering it unpalatable. This was a significant departure from what one might expect from a chili product, and particularly so when drawing a comparison to a familiar benchmark like Wendy's chili. Wendy's, for all its fast-food origins, offers a chili with a recognizable and generally appealing flavor profile – a certain savory depth, a hint of spice, and a satisfying texture. This canned chili, however, bore no resemblance whatsoever. It lacked any of the expected warmth, complexity, or even a hint of genuine chili character. Instead, it was dominated by that off-putting metallic note, making it feel bland and manufactured in the worst possible way. The texture, while not the primary offender, also contributed to the overall negative impression. It was perhaps a little too uniform, lacking the varied chunks of meat and vegetables that one would hope for in a hearty chili. This might have been exacerbated by the overriding metallic taste, making it difficult to discern any nuance in the consistency. Given this overwhelmingly negative flavor experience, my conclusion is unequivocal: I will not be purchasing this product again. The unappetizing and tinny taste, regardless of the can's condition, renders it completely unacceptable. It failed to deliver on the basic promise of a flavorful and enjoyable chili, and instead provided a thoroughly unpleasant culinary detour. For anyone seeking a decent canned chili, I would strongly advise looking elsewhere.