007bond-jb
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Wolf brand chili
Thu, 06/30/05 11:59 AM
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You'all should read the label on Wolf chili YUUUKK!!!!  I don't eat hearts! For some good recipies co to [url][/url]www.chilicookoff.com
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berndog
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RE: Wolf brand chili
Thu, 06/30/05 1:43 PM
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Got to use that leftover meat for something. They probably figure nobody would notice it ground up in chili. 
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PaulBPool
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RE: Wolf brand chili
Thu, 06/30/05 2:06 PM
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For some reason, I think I spotted "heart" on another brand as well....scary stuff indeed! As the "Frugal Gourmet" once said...."the canned chili industry (good Lord, only in America)..sold over $$$$$$ worth of canned chili last year." Indeed!
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UncleVic
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RE: Wolf brand chili
Thu, 06/30/05 6:00 PM
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txtwister
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RE: Wolf brand chili
Mon, 07/11/05 4:15 PM
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LOL, well, in most cases it can't be as bad as what's going into the hot dog you're putting it on! ;-)
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skylar0ne
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RE: Wolf brand chili
Mon, 07/11/05 9:29 PM
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So what's wrong with hearts? I remember going to Diet Center in the late 80s, and one of their suggestions for non-fattening dishes was chili made with nothing BUT beef heart. I made some, and it was pretty tasty.
Of course, I guess if you've been living on boiled eggs and wasa crackers, just about anything would taste good.
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