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Ah... I just remembered another one from my childhood and it was Frito Pie ... a combination of chili, fritos, cheese, and onions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frito_pie
Yummy!
Edit: wow... we must both ...
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Ah... I just remembered another one from my childhood and it was Frito Pie... a combination of chili, fritos, cheese, and onions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frito_pie
Yummy!
Edit: wow... we must both be craving chili, jayd512, because we posted that within seconds of each other!
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Originally Posted by oz 
Ah... I just remembered another one from my childhood and it was Frito Pie... a combination of chili, fritos, cheese, and onions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frito_pie
Yummy!
Edit: wow... we must both be craving chili, jayd512, because we posted that within seconds of each other!
Cake for me, preferably chocalate cake.
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Oz... I almost always crave chili... Originally Posted by oz Edit: wow... we must both be craving chili, jayd512, because we posted that within seconds of each other!
And I like mine without spaghetti noodles, thanks much. But I do like to dip crackers in it.Jay
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Good homemade cobbler (peach maybe?) goes great with some vanilla ice cream on it, too! Mouth watering good it is... Originally Posted by MikeTbob oz
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Yuck, no noodles in mine either... Originally Posted by jayd512 oz
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Then a big tip o' the hat to you! Originally Posted by oz
In Kentucky, some restaurants won't even let you order it that way.
And most people just automatically cook it with them...
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I've never heard of adding noodles to chili, but it isn't a pleasant thought. We have lots of chili cookoffs around here, and I'm pretty sure noodles aren't a common ingredient. Originally Posted by jayd512 And most people lust automatically cook it with them...oz
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I know folks that wouldn't have chili unless noddles were in it...
I look at every one of them like they are nuts!
I've managed to convert one, though... he had my chili, never wanted noodles in it again!
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At the chili cookoffs held around here, the contestants have been known to add some rather exotic ingredients to their mix such as cow chips (dung). In that case, I'm gonna settle for the noodles! Originally Posted by jayd512 oz
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