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I don't trust anyone that openly eats skyline chili, let alone slurps it down like a beverage.

:Puke:
 
My sister lives in Cinci and the first time I visited her there years ago she had to take me to Skyline. It was okay, and eating chili with spaghetti noodles is fine, but I was not impressed. They use a lot of cinnamon in their chili in Cinci, and I'm not a fan. Occasionally I will add garam masala to mine, but cinnamon? Nada
 



berryhusker said:
My sister lives in Cinci and the first time I visited her there years ago she had to take me to Skyline. It was okay, and eating chili with spaghetti noodles is fine, but I was not impressed. They use a lot of cinnamon in their chili in Cinci, and I'm not a fan. Occasionally I will add garam masala to mine, but cinnamon? Nada
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I didn't even know Cincinnati chili was a thing until I got stuck in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport in the late '90's on the first leg of my flight home from Nashville to Denver the night before Thanksgiving. A chili joint was the only place open.

I took one bite and took it back up, thinking the meat in it had gone bad.

'You've never had Cincinnati chili?' asks an obviously unimpressed young woman I assumed was from Northern -ish Kentucky.

'No. Does it always have spoiled meat in it?'

'No, silly. It's cinnamon'

'On purpose?'

I tried to pick the elbow macaroni out of it, but it just wasn't going to work.

I threw it away and found a vending machine.
 
CrabHusker said:
I didn't even know Cincinnati chili was a thing until I got stuck in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport in the late '90's on the first leg of my flight home from Nashville to Denver the night before Thanksgiving. A chili joint was the only place open.

I took one bite and took it back up, thinking the meat in it had gone bad.

'You've never had Cincinnati chili?' asks an obviously unimpressed young woman I assumed was from Northern -ish Kentucky.

'No. Does it always have spoiled meat in it?'

'No, silly. It's cinnamon'

'On purpose?'

I tried to pick the elbow macaroni out of it, but it just wasn't going to work.

I threw it away and found a vending machine.
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With you on the dislike of Skyline Chili. Lived in Ohio for a while, tried it...never wanted it again. To each his own.
 
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