Cincinnati Chili

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    • Famous Cincinnati Chili restaurants are Skyline Chili, Gold Star, Empress, Dixie, and Camp Washington
    • Cincinnatians consume more than two million pounds of chili every year
    • Served with oyster crackers
    • Chili ingredients include cinnamon, chili powder and chocolate, and various spices.

  • Cincinnati Chili is made much like traditional chili, only served over a bed of Spaghetti and topped with grated cheese. This type of chili is most associated with several chains in the Cincinnati area, the most common of which are Skyline Chili and Gold Star Chili. Both of these chains also sell frozen and canned chili in local grocery stores.

    Chili served over spaghetti is typically ordered as a "three-way" with spaghetti, chili, and cheese, or as a "four-way" or "five-way", which adds beans and onions. The chili is also served on hot dogs and topped with shredded cheddar cheese and is known by native Cincinnatians as a cheese coney.

  • Cincinnati Chili Parlors

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      I will be in Cincinnati on Tuesday to defend my thesis. I'll celebrate with Skyline Chili while I am in town.
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      TIP: When not in southwest Ohio, Cincinnati-style chili requires directions for assembly at an office potluck. Otherwise, not bad.
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      sorry, but Cincinnati Chili just sounds nasty. Overcooked noodles, dayglo cheese, etc. http://bit.ly/6jTqSi Has anyone had it?
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      @kblocksom Winning or not winning is no excuse NOT to have Skyline Chili while in Cincinnati (and Gold Star and Greaters and Hofbrahaus)
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  • On Twitter Powered by Twitter

    • tweet
      I will be in Cincinnati on Tuesday to defend my thesis. I'll celebrate with Skyline Chili while I am in town.
    • tweet
      TIP: When not in southwest Ohio, Cincinnati-style chili requires directions for assembly at an office potluck. Otherwise, not bad.
    • tweet
      oops, the correct link to Cincinnati chili article http://icio.us/htncor
    • tweet
      sorry, but Cincinnati Chili just sounds nasty. Overcooked noodles, dayglo cheese, etc. http://bit.ly/6jTqSi Has anyone had it?
    • tweet
      @kblocksom Winning or not winning is no excuse NOT to have Skyline Chili while in Cincinnati (and Gold Star and Greaters and Hofbrahaus)
    more view more tweets...

  • On Twitter Powered by Twitter

    • tweet
      I will be in Cincinnati on Tuesday to defend my thesis. I'll celebrate with Skyline Chili while I am in town.
    • tweet
      TIP: When not in southwest Ohio, Cincinnati-style chili requires directions for assembly at an office potluck. Otherwise, not bad.
    • tweet
      oops, the correct link to Cincinnati chili article http://icio.us/htncor
    • tweet
      sorry, but Cincinnati Chili just sounds nasty. Overcooked noodles, dayglo cheese, etc. http://bit.ly/6jTqSi Has anyone had it?
    • tweet
      @kblocksom Winning or not winning is no excuse NOT to have Skyline Chili while in Cincinnati (and Gold Star and Greaters and Hofbrahaus)
    more view more tweets...

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