/ck/ - Food & Cooking

itt: sloppa from your region designed to fuel workers before/after long shifts. Midwest USA: Cincinnati-style chili.

Hey chief we do things differently here in Ohio

>cold noodles
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>chocolate sauce
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>cinammon
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>7 lbs of Kraft cheese
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Is this peak cuisine in flyover land?

/thread

>overcooked spaghetti
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>meat cooked in chocolate and cinnamon
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>Entire bag of cold, shredded cheese
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Ohhhhh yes.. just like mawmaw used to make.

>overcooked spaghetti
Check
>meat cooked in chocolate and cinnamon
Check
>Entire bag of cold, shredded cheese
Check

Ohhhhh yes. Just like mawmaw used to make.

I just learned about this. what the actual fuck is wrong with people?

also, chocolate in chili?

mandatory

>Here in Ohio, we do things a little bit differently.

What is it about this dish that makes it so iconic?

For me it's spaghetti noodles piled high with chocolate cinnamon meat sauce and cold shredded cheese. How can one beat this?

For me it's spaghetti noodles piled high with chocolate cinnamon meat sauce and cold shredded cheddar. God bless Ohio.

All memes aside, how good is this stuff?

Why does /ck/ hate this again? It's got all the good aspects of chili with lots of cheese! (bonus!)

In America you can get a large chili for $5.00. We call this a "Cleveland steamer" here in Ohio (Ohio for you outsiders). The best thing too is that you dont even have to wait you just walk in and order and its always hot and ready to go at the counter.

What food deals/ traditions do you have where you live?

>>15270015
Believe it or not, that's not an unreasonable use of beans. People from Cincinnati do it all the time with their "chili".
>2-way: chili on spaghetti
>3-way: chili and cheese on spaghetti
>4-way: chili, cheese, and beans on spaghetti
>6-way: chili, cheese, beans, and onions on spaghetti
It's not even good spaghetti. How Cincinnati manages to fuck up a basic-bitch dish like chili and be proud of it, I'll never know.

Now that the dust has settled and it is universally agreed upon that chili belongs on spaghetti noodles and with a pound of cheese, who does it better? Skyline or Gold Star?

Do Americans really?

>>15193696
thanks for having my back, chief.
>for your efforts

>>15159267
Good question, I'd like to know that as well.

Is this shit any good? A lot of anons on here talk about it. Does it really have chocolate, cinnamon and cloves? Why so much cheese?

Easy choice.

For me it's spaghetti, chocolate cinnamon meat sauce, and a bag of shredded cheddar

We done chili different 'ere, chief.