Most Egregious Food Fraud
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I never heard of either one, but now my mouth's watering!
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There's a SKYLINE CHILI (of Chicago) near my house. So I get the chili spaghetti. I've seen it. Tasted it. It's wattery. Weird. And I'm not a fan.
And the chili has cinnamon in it..
And the chili has cinnamon in it..
Even saying what you just said is blasphemy! Blechhhh!
I've never heard of either of these either. I had traditional "Chicago Pizza" in Chicago with Barb and her husband. It was not a casserole in any way, and it was absolutely delicious.
My wife makes a fantastic chili, and she's Italian, so she makes the most fantastic spaghetti from scratch with her family's northern Italian red sauce recipe. I mean she makes the pasta herself from eggs and flour. Its incredible. I cannot conceive of calling ZEROPILOT's nasty watery "spaghetti" chili. Yuck. And I love cinnamon, but it has NO place in chili.
jeff kushner
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Watery chilli spag indicates it was frozen...yuck...or they can't cook! Lol
My old race partner's mom used to make her noodles from scratch too. That is some good eating....no matter what you make with them. I also had zero money at the time so it was always a great meal!
As a traveler I have found that any food with a hometown or trendy name tastes like cra* and is overpriced by greedy management.
Worst cheese steak sub was found in Philadelphia and the worst burger AND pizza was found in Chicago...never tried cinnamon on real food.
My old race partner's mom used to make her noodles from scratch too. That is some good eating....no matter what you make with them. I also had zero money at the time so it was always a great meal!
As a traveler I have found that any food with a hometown or trendy name tastes like cra* and is overpriced by greedy management.
Worst cheese steak sub was found in Philadelphia and the worst burger AND pizza was found in Chicago...never tried cinnamon on real food.
Yes its a "NY vs Chicago" Pizza thing. Jon Stewart referred to Deep Dish pizza as a casserole and the battle began. I can say, being from NJ, I do eat my pizza "folded" and people not from there find that weird, so 🤷
I have had "Cincinnati Chili", but I never heard it being that "instead" of spaghetti, its just Chili with Spaghetti, but I guess maybe if it was mostly spaghetti I could see someone thinking it deceptive, but I've seen weirder.
I "like" deep dish pizza, but its not what is in my head when I think about or talk about, "Pizza".
FYI: Folded Pizza:
