[ SECRET POST #6046 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6046 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Common/Uncommon foods

[greghousesgf]

I think this is gross. My parents ate spaghetti with chili on it every Sunday for lunch for literally decades. I've been told this is a Cincinnati thing but my parents aren't from Cincinnati.

Re: Common/Uncommon foods

[philstar22]

I've had that before. If I'm really hungry it is nice to have the starch added to chili to really fill me up. Tastes pretty good too.

Re: Common/Uncommon foods

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Cincinnati chili is a thing:

https://www.foodandwine.com/travel/united-states/skyline-chili-explained-by-a-cincinnatian

The chili isn't like regular chili, though... it's got different spices, maybe a touch of cinnamon. More like Greek cuisine. I like a four-way with onions myself.

Re: Common/Uncommon foods

[(Anonymous)]

When I first went to a resturant that asked if I wanted spaghetti with my chilli I was so confused and said no. Chilli is eaten with cornbread, why would I want noodles? So I ate a bowl of solid chilli and everyone else thought I was odd. It was good though.